Open the tack , and cut or de solder the button slot cover …
This will expose the negative contact …
Cut a hole in the back cover
Solder wires ,
Put the case back together
I used double sided tape to hold the battery case to the back cover of the Tach
Switches came today , so I added a switch to isolate the batteries from the parasitic drain these Tach’s suffer from … ( Button cell is always depleted )
Though I must admit that at first I didn’t have the foggiest notion what you use it for.
So I *oogled and found on *anggood.com:
Function:To measure RPM of a spinning propeller,2-9 blades ones,memorize peak RPM datas.
Maybe you said that in your video, but on my FireFox that is a silent movie.
Nefarious ?
I guess I am taking money away from the button cell manufacturers ?
I dont know why , but they never last ( button cells ) for any length of time .
Except maybe in digital watches …
But every other device that uses one seem to always be flat , requiring a new battery .
Which is a little annoying !
And I do fly RC , so a Tachometer is standard kit .
Probably not something that Flashaholics might need , but I thought it an interesting mod . ( To share )
Yeah, I found out the hard way that my calipers went dead just sitting around. Good thing I kept the original package (cardboard slides into formed killer-plastic) and could remove the (replacement) cell and stick it into the recess for storage.