2nd gen inclinometer placement
#1
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2nd gen inclinometer placement
I just picked up a inclinometer and I am wondering where you fella's with them in your 2nd gen's are placing them for accuracy and line of site.
If you have pic's I would be interested in seeing them so I can get an idea of what it will look like.
THANKS GUY'S
If you have pic's I would be interested in seeing them so I can get an idea of what it will look like.
THANKS GUY'S
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I stuck it here:
It looks way of level in this pic, but in reality it's pretty close.
Of course... there is some adjustment at the gauge if things don't line up perfect.
It looks way of level in this pic, but in reality it's pretty close.
Of course... there is some adjustment at the gauge if things don't line up perfect.
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That's where I was playing with but how is the line of site sitting there? Also do you know where I can find one of them screws that hold the adjustment knob on and the other side of the electrical connection?
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As far as plug, I just spliced mine in hardwired. It's never coming out anyway, so I don't have to worry about unplugging.
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I can see it fine. I found I used it a lot at first for reference, but now I know what 30 degrees "feels like". I did check it last weekend though when things started to feel very tippy. More for confirmation than anything. My GF (usual co-driver) was concerned with her vision being bothered at first, but the top of the unit is really no higher than the windshield wiper itself.
Screws... no. Maybe a local ACE Hardware or True Value. They seem to have a large selection of screws. If to small, maybe a hobby shop.
As far as plug, I just spliced mine in hardwired. It's never coming out anyway, so I don't have to worry about unplugging.
Screws... no. Maybe a local ACE Hardware or True Value. They seem to have a large selection of screws. If to small, maybe a hobby shop.
As far as plug, I just spliced mine in hardwired. It's never coming out anyway, so I don't have to worry about unplugging.
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