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The original RPM gauge stopped working after landing.

Does anyone know the area where this connects to the engine? 

Also has anyone used a portable tachmeter inside the plane and if so which one?

Spruce sells one for $300.00

 

Thanks

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On the bravo engine tach pickup is mounted to bottom of the right mag if memory serves, maybe broke off or loose, there is a panel mounted certified RPM gauge that has LEDs, have seen that in Bravos as a patch after the Moritz gauge died and also in Eagles that have the 310hp 2700 RPM STC

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1 hour ago, Fritz1 said:

On the bravo engine tach pickup is mounted to bottom of the right mag if memory serves, maybe broke off or loose, there is a panel mounted certified RPM gauge that has LEDs, have seen that in Bravos as a patch after the Moritz gauge died and also in Eagles that have the 310hp 2700 RPM STC

Thank you

Yes the sensor pickup is on the mag.

 

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3 hours ago, Fritz1 said:

On the bravo engine tach pickup is mounted to bottom of the right mag if memory serves, maybe broke off or loose, there is a panel mounted certified RPM gauge that has LEDs, have seen that in Bravos as a patch after the Moritz gauge died and also in Eagles that have the 310hp 2700 RPM STC

This is the replacement with LEDs from EI: https://iflyei.com/product/r-1-rpm-tachometer-instrument/

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On 9/11/2025 at 1:10 PM, tls pilot said:

The original RPM gauge stopped working after landing.

Does anyone know the area where this connects to the engine? 

Also has anyone used a portable tachmeter inside the plane and if so which one?

Spruce sells one for $300.00

 

Thanks

I have the EI tach removed from my Bravo during the panel replacement in 2023. PM me if you get to the point where you might need it.

Cheers,
Rick

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