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Using a Sirometer
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Posted by Gene Davis (Ga.) on November 18, 2005 at 16:09:54 from (66.82.9.83):
Has anybody out there use a Sirometer, aka vibrating wire tachometer? It is manufactured in Germany for Briggs & Stratton. I got one for checking engine speeds with and the directions are in 4 languages, but are very vague. Directions say to hold it on the item being checked and to extend the wire till it is moving at the same frequency with the machine. How do you tell that? Do you extend or retract the wire to the maxium oscillation point, or is there some other way of telling when it is at the correct frequency of vibration. Kinda lost on this one. Gene Davis
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