Faria Speedo (again) - 2004 196 Limited

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  • TechBeer
    • Jul 2014
    • 138

    • Atlanta

    • 2006 SV211, 1986 Ski Nautique 2001

    #61
    I also posted to the DIY articles but here is the video describing this circuit board and how to install it into your gateway. PM me if interested or ask any questions:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYaORefJk7I

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    • Brucetheshark
      • May 2019
      • 11
      • Watts Bar Lake

      • Spring City, TN, USA

      • 2006 SN 196 Ltd

      #62
      I'm working on gauge replacement with MFD gauges. Does anyone know the paddlewheel frequency versus boat speed? It outputs a PWM where each 1/4 turn is hi or lo.

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      • sgregg
        • Jun 2021
        • 34

        • Queen Creek, AZ

        • 1998 Ski/409/ZO, 2004 196 Limited/ZBox

        #63
        TechBeer may have more specific info but as best as we could determine, it is somewhere around 4.34 - 4.61 Hz/MPH depending on which data sheet (Faria/Airmar) you look at.

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        • TechBeer
          • Jul 2014
          • 138

          • Atlanta

          • 2006 SV211, 1986 Ski Nautique 2001

          #64
          It's actually not a PWM, just a simple square wave frequency to speed conversion. I know because I've been down this path with my pitot delete circuit. The Faria datasheet says 4.34 Hz/MPH which I've found to be pretty accurate, at least at speeds above about 15MPH. The Airmar ST61 is 5.3 Hz/KNT which equates to about 4.61Hz/MPH. So the 2 are fairly close.

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          • Brucetheshark
            • May 2019
            • 11
            • Watts Bar Lake

            • Spring City, TN, USA

            • 2006 SN 196 Ltd

            #65
            Originally posted by TechBeer View Post
            It's actually not a PWM, just a simple square wave frequency to speed conversion. I know because I've been down this path with my pitot delete circuit. The Faria datasheet says 4.34 Hz/MPH which I've found to be pretty accurate, at least at speeds above about 15MPH. The Airmar ST61 is 5.3 Hz/KNT which equates to about 4.61Hz/MPH. So the 2 are fairly close.
            Thank sgregg & TB, my bad on the PWM, which is to generate a voltage, whereas sq wave generates a frequency. I'm a ME, but worked with EEs just close enough to be dangerous.

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