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Recent content by Rick4004
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How do I cut pulse signals in half?
It is a Honda 4 cylinder, 4 stroke, motorcycle engine. The standard ignition system is 2 sets of points, firing 2 coils, with 2 leads on each coil. So standard, there is one "Dead" spark on the exhaust stroke of each cylinder. The tachometer is also a Honda tach, so there is no switch to adjust...- Rick4004
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- Forum: Circuit design
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How do I cut pulse signals in half?
I have an electronic tachometer on an engine that reads the pulse from one of the ignition coils. RIght now, the coil is fired once per engine revolution. I have a new elecronic ignition I would like to install, but it fires the coil twice per revolution, so the tachometer will read 2x actual...- Rick4004
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- Forum: Circuit design
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tubing notcher
Post your e-mail address and I will contact you off the forum.- Rick4004
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- Forum: Transportation engineering general discussion
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tubing notcher
I have a design for a tube notcher to cut round holes in round tubes at various angles, but believe me, you can buy one for less than you can make a decent one for. Check out Enco, Pro-Tools, William Lowbuck Tools.- Rick4004
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- Forum: Transportation engineering general discussion
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Logitech Trackball and SW2003 Problem
That worked great. I found the original drivers that came with the trackball. I never thought to try them, I just assumed the latest ones from the Logitech website would be the best one to use. Thanks- Rick4004
- Post #3
- Forum: DASSAULT: SOLIDWORKS 3D Design
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Logitech Trackball and SW2003 Problem
I have a logitech trackball installed as a "Lefthanded" mouse. ie- right button select, left button menu/context, running with the latest logitech driver. It works fine in every program except SWorks. As soon as I click into SWorks, it reverts back to a "Righthanded"...- Rick4004
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- Forum: DASSAULT: SOLIDWORKS 3D Design
