Hi all,
I didn't get a reply for the tach scematic. I ended up converting
the internals from a later 3" neg ground tach (from a '73 Midgit) to pos
ground and installing them in my 4" case. It's a bit of a fussy job, but
not too difficult. The hardest part was removing the hand so I could
change the dial. I used two butter knifes to gently pop it off (it is a
press fit). The case needs a bit of trimming, and the loop wire has to be
cut and have bullit conecters installed to fit the newer tach. If you
don't get a reading on the tach try reversing the loop wires to get the
loop going the right way. The end result was most satisfying.
Regards
John Colosimo
'64 & '60 sprites.
>John,
> If you get a reply can you send it to me? I have been trying to find out
>as well !
>
>Thanks
>Russell
>1965 MkIIIA Sprite
>Melbourne, Australia
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: John Colosimo <jcolosim@tbcdsb.on.ca>
>To: spridgets@autox.team.net <spridgets@autox.team.net>
>Date: Thursday, May 07, 1998 6:26 AM
>Subject: tach
>
>
>>Hi there,
>>
>>Does any one know where I could obtain a schematic for the inside of a
>>Smiths tach. It's a RV12401/00A out of a MKIII sprite. I'm trying to find
>>out what one of the components was before it burned it self up.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>John Colosimo
>>
>>Sprites MKI and MKIII
>>
>>
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