Rev counter

[hoppy]

I'd like to fit a rev counter to my Tonaro. Anyone know how?

 

[KTM Bike Industries UK]

are you talking about the revs of the cranks? In which case in cycling its called cadence, and there are loads of cycle computers that will monitor this for you with a magnet on your crank arm.

 

[hoppy]

are you talking about the revs of the cranks? In which case in cycling its called cadence, and there are loads of cycle computers that will monitor this for you with a magnet on your crank arm.

No, a rev counter for the motor.

 

[Gubbins]

Wow, this takes me back to the days when cars didn't have them... The lengths I went to to get one fitted!!

 

[Deleted member 4366]

Most controllers with LCDs by default use one of the hall sensors for the speed signal. I know that the Conhismotor controllers and the S series from BMSBattery work like that. The speed shown on the LCD is then motor speed. Iknow about that because it's what happened when I used the Conhismotor one with my GNG crank drive. I can't guarantee that those controllers work with the Tonaro motor. You need to check in the various Tonato groups which controllers work with it to be sure, or perhaps someone here knows the answer. I can't see any reason why they shouldn't.

 

[hoppy]

Most controllers with LCDs by default use one of the hall sensors for the speed signal. I know that the Conhismotor controllers and the S series from BMSBattery work like that. The speed shown on the LCD is then motor speed. Iknow about that because it's what happened when I used the Conhismotor one with my GNG crank drive. I can't guarantee that those controllers work with the Tonaro motor. You need to check in the various Tonato groups which controllers work with it to be sure, or perhaps someone here knows the answer. I can't see any reason why they shouldn't.

Thanks, Dave.