Longacre Accutech Stepper Motor Memory Tachometer With Aluminum Panel-tach-spek~ on 2040-parts.com
Monroe, Washington, United States
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Tech Line 775 848-6740 Longacre  The next generation in instrumentation SMi™ Stepper motor techometers use a small electric motor to drive the pointer. It is more precise than the more common 'aircore' instruments whose accuracy can be affected by the windings. Many professional race teams - NASCAR™, etc. – are switching to this style of tach for the improved accuracy and response (see the in-car TV cameras).
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