rev limiter

[lehrin]

Just want to get an inexpensive rev limiter, every once in awhile when I'm really gettin' on it I miss a shift, and I just hate to see the tach shoot up to 10 or more, can anyone make any recommendations? Dyna is about $80, but do I need to get that nice of a product, or does anyone make anything a little simpler?

[lecroy]

You could try and make your own. National makes an old F to V convertor. This with a comparitor and a few other parts should be crude but functional for saving the engine. Maybe $20 or so in parts to build.

http://www.national.com/pf/LM/LM2917.html

[lecroy]

http://www.gofastforless.com/ignition/digital.htm

[Anonymous]

Yes, you could do it with a f-v converter and comparators and a few other parts.

Another way would be to go strictly digital and use counters and digital comparators. Use a sampling period sufficiently small so that you get an essentially instantaneous RPM measurement.

I think the digital implementation would have more repeatable results, but either should work.

[AOD]

Dyna (www.dynaonline.com) sells one. its probably your best bet.

~Adam

[lecroy]

...digital...

I like that word, digital. It sounds so high tech!! 8)

Maybe you could design one and offer them to the group for some small amount of $$$. Add the two-step feature and Jake may buy one as well.