Kawasaki GPX 600 gear indicator

Here showing another add on for my motorcycle. A digital gear indicator. Using the available signals from digital tachometer, digital speedometer , clutch sensor and neutral sensor the microcontroller calculates the actual gear in use. A "0" indicates neutral, a dash "-" indicates clutch pulled in, "1,2,3,4,5,6" the actual gear in use. This device is 100% programmable and can be use in another motorcycle with wheel shaft sensor aka electronic speedometer. An optical infrared sensor is used for speed calculation. Thank´s for watching..., bye !

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Kawasaki gear indicator
• gear indicator
• GPX 600
• custom meters.

[Drobium77]

How does the standard speddometre compare with the accurancy of the digital?

What's the discrepancy?

[alfredokiwi]

@Drobium77 The accuracy of the mechanical speedometer is approx. 10% higher, this means that at 100Km/h indicates 110Km/h but keep in mind that accuracy is affected by the front wheel diameter and wear. The digital that I have built can be re calibrated at any time (using a GPS) reaching 100% accuracy.

[lateboy4]

If my bike has a mechanical speedo via a cable, will thisindicator still work?

[alfredokiwi]

@lateboy4 An electronic speed sensor must be installed first. To measure speed the most easy way is the use of an optical sensor attached at the front wheel.

[sixstringmania]

time circuits on , flux capacitor.. .fluxing ... I like it!!

[1988catalin]

@alfredokiwi the green-yellow led bar is the voltmeter???

[1988catalin]

@lateboy4  nice...costs???

[toecuttergpx]

its suposed to run 1200 to1500 stationary

[botman1]

FUCKING AWESOME :D

[settuz]

Very nice!!

I'm trying to make a gear counter on a kawasaki z750, too. Is it possibile to have schematics of this project? Or, at least, electrical specifications like signal amplitude, etc...?

Thanks ^^