#ProjectSR76 Electrical Episode 1 Intro and Tach

Let me start with this:

I HATE ELECTRICAL WORK.  I really didn’t pay attention in Shop class (yes I’m that old) nor in 4H when we made lamps.   Plus I had a few mishaps during several attempts to repair things.  Once I was drilling a hole with an electric drill in a an aluminum door and hit a wire hidden by the previous home in the frame.  The drill bit exploded and I fell off the ladder and my drill fried.  Add that to a few fried wires,  radios and computer boards during failed attempts at soldering and you’ll get a well rounded picture of my electrical wheelhouse.  Oh, toss in the fact that I’m colored blind and well…you get it.

I’ve a bit better experience with cars, but not enough to be comfortable.

 

 



Thanks for checking.

Tim

 

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One Response to #ProjectSR76 Electrical Episode 1 Intro and Tach

  1. Bill l says:

    Over on the Average Guys Restoration blog there is a knowledgeable engineer that explains how the modern tach works and even how to bench test it. I think that very knowledgeable gentleman was using a 1968 Road Runner tach as his example. You should check it out.

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