2 cycle rpm tachometer

[brad ruch]

Wondering what you guys use for a tach.i see sendec makes one for 2 cycle. I dont wanna spend a 100 for a tach.if i have to wrap a little wire around the plug wire like the tinytachs no biggy.

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[computeruser]

I got a Stihl one circa 2006 or so. Works great.

 

[blsnelling]

I use a Tiny Tach Fast Tach.

 

[brad ruch]

I use a Tiny Tach Fast Tach.

Those things are 100.00 [emoji15]

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[ncfarmboy]

Don't waste your $ on the cheap ones on Ebay. JUNK!!!!!!!!!
Shep

 

[brad ruch]

I seen the sendec is pretty good

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[lambs]

Tiny tach

Works well but $110 or so with tax and shipping

 

[Chris-PA]

Take a video......

 

[CR888]

I find the cheap little hr meter/tach that uses a wire around the plug to work well. I bought 3 of them over 2 years ago and the batteries are still going. Water proof and accurate, tell you the hours on your saw. Not fancy, but they work.

 

[RedneckChainsawRepair]

Lot of threads here where alot of folks prefer the DTI TECH-TACH TT-20K . I would be one of those if I had to replace my edt-5.

Thread with 3 refresh differences with info etc. http://chainsawrepair.createaforum.com/stickys-of-how-to-basics/chainsaw-tachometer-choices/

IMO get a .5 refresh rate.

$89 http://www.amickssuperstore.com/DTI_2_Cycle_Two_Stroke_Tachometer_Tach_p/dti tech-tach tt-20k tach.htm

 

[wcorey]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Tach-Ho...059438?hash=item4afcee5bee:g:MYwAAOSwGYVXC9lJ

I have one of this type and it seems to work well enough, covers all the basic requirements for my purposes.
$23, 20k rpm, .5 sec refresh, decent sized display, replaceable battery, works wired or wireless, water resistant, backlit display, ships from usa...

Tried a few of the really cheap $5-10 ones and was never happy with any of them. I've heard the Works Connection ones are ok...

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

The cordless ones are nice. The couple we have in the shop are Husqvarna labeled I believe. Were around $100.

I have a wire one on my log splitter. Works well, but it's designed to stay there, not really meant to keep switching between other OPE. (Uh, why is O P E a swear? It's a very common abbreviation for outdoor power equipnent. It is some crazy sex thing too??!)

 

[Full Chisel]

The cordless ones are nice. The couple we have in the shop are Husqvarna labeled I believe. Were around $100.

I have a wire one on my log splitter. Works well, but it's designed to stay there, not really meant to keep switching between other ***. (Uh, why is O P E a swear? It's a very common abbreviation for outdoor power equipnent. It is some crazy sex thing too??!)

It's another forum that shall remain unnamed.

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

It's another forum that shall remain unnamed.

Never heard of it.

 

[dougand3]

I've had 3 of the $10 ebay ones - have the side triangle mounting wings. Pure garbage - the best one lasted 4 months on my garden tractor.

 

[SkipD]

I have and use a DTI-20K tachometer. It's a great little non-contact tachometer that works on a variety of spark-ignited engine types and will display up to 19,900 RPM.