Hall effect speedo

[SaltCityCafe]

So I know there are plenty of digital display hall effect speedos such as acewell and even the nifty top triple thst cognito has.

What I am looking for is a speedo or speedo/tach combo that uses a halleffect sensor but still has the traditional sweep guage. I found one on danmoto.com but just recently they have gone out of stock and don't know if they are going to do a production run anytime soon.

Anyone know of any others? I have looked without much luck.

 

[mydlyfkryzis]

Not sure what size, how much $ you care to spend, but Motogadgets has them: http://motogadget.com/en/analog-gauges/analog-speedo-classic/motoscope-classic-speedo.html

Google "Analog Electronic Speedometer" or gauges.....There may be more....

 

[SaltCityCafe]

Yeah motogadget is a tad out of my price range. I found some sites in europe but none thst ship to the us

 

[Sonreir]

I'm using a Trailtech Vapor Stealth on mine. I know it's probably not exactly what you're looking for, but it's a good price so the compromise might be worth it?

 

[SaltCityCafe]

Thats not bad for the price. Not a sweep analog guage but might have to compromise. Can't believe there aren't more companies making what I want

 

[SaltCityCafe]

I'm using a Trailtech Vapor Stealth on mine. I know it's probably not exactly what you're looking for, but it's a good price so the compromise might be worth it?

What do you think of this one? And which speed sensor would I need to do the magnet on the brake rotor hall effect thing lol

http://www.kosonorthamerica.com/koso/shop/speedometer-motorcycle_gauges/d64-speedometer-4/

 

[Sonreir]

What do you think of this one? And which speed sensor would I need to do the magnet on the brake rotor hall effect thing lol

http://www.kosonorthamerica.com/koso/shop/speedometer-motorcycle_gauges/d64-speedometer-4/

Speed sensors are almost all interchangeable (assuming you don't mind a bit of wiring), but I'd check with the vendor to see if they recommend anything.

 

[Scooter trash]

Hall effect is one way to close a switch, you could use sinking and sourcing switches. These just detect iron/carbon steel sources in a 1mm to 5mm range. Process Technology carries them in your area, not far from your shop. They also carry Hall sensors too.