g.mccormick
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If the low speed causing too low of an input for even a signal conditioner, then I agree change to a prox switch.
Reading speed from Magnetic pickup
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drbitboy
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Previous responses by @parky, @pturmel, @kalabdel, @g.mccormick all say use a proximity sensor.
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Chris Taylor
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qwemx
have you made sure that the mag pickup is as close to the teeth as possible <0.2mm, this will increase voltage output significantly. If that fails, use a proximity sensor
have you made sure that the mag pickup is as close to the teeth as possible <0.2mm, this will increase voltage output significantly. If that fails, use a proximity sensor
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