<VV> Corvair Tachometers

[Sethracer at aol.com]

In a message dated 2/28/2007 7:23:02 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, jld at wk.net  
writes:

The tach  do have an adjustment hole in the back case. It is in the 
upper right  quadrant as viewed from the back. Originally it was 
covered with a paper  stick-on seal.  Be sure an use a plastic pot 
adjustment tool not a  metal screwdriver.  Sixty cycle household 60 
cycle standard equates  to 1,200 rpm.
Jim Davis



So, just plug the tach into the wall socket? NO WAIT - just kidding! But  
could you use some type of small appliance "wall wart"- power adapter as a feed  
to set the tach? - Many I have seen retain the 60 Hz A/C current on the  
output (with a mush smaller voltage, of course) - Although most are D/C and  won't 
help you. Is there a way to just use one of these as a source? -  Seth  
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