McFarlane Aviation Products

Part Number: TACH2

TACHOMETER SIGNAL CONVERTER

Approval	FAA PMA STC
Condition	New
Manufacturer	Surefly Electronic Ignition
Unit of Measure	Each
Retail Price	$321.25
Your Price	$257.00
Stock Status	In Stock

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Tachometer Signal Converter

The Tach Signal Converter (Tach2) converts SIM P-Lead signals to negative – going signals compatible with the Horizon P-1000 digital tachometer input and to a positive-going 0-5V square wave signal compatible with electronic tachometers that rely on a signal from a magnetic pickup inserted into a magneto.

Tach 2 can accept one or two SIM P-Leads as input, converts and conditions the signals and outputs them to corresponding output terminals. The Tach2 must be installed in the aircraft cabin and secured to the airframe with screws and nuts. The Tach2 power input from the aircraft bus may range from 8.5VDC to + 30VDC without damage. The Tach2 consumes less than 0.25A of power.

Weight: 0.2 lbs

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Frequently Asked Questions

Question
What is a good core return? A good core retunr for a factory overhauled Slick Magneto is going to be a current series 4300 or 6300 Slick Magneto. If a new Slick Magneto is purchased, then older series Slick Magnetos can be considered for credit on a case by case basis.
Does this Magneto come with an impulse? Check the "Detail" tab of the Slick Magneto that you are interested in buying and the Slick Magneto listed with a "Type: Impulsed" will come up with an impulse coupling.
What are the possible bill backs that I can get on a core return for my Slick Magneto? There are no bill backs on a core return that is a current series 4300 or 6300 Slick Magneto.
For a Slick Magneto what is the service time? According to the Slick Magneto by Champion Overhaul Manual L-1363F, the magneto should be overhauled at TBO, lighting strike, prop strike, sudden stoppage of the engine and immersion of the aircraft.