My question is, why would a generator (set) have a need for a rev limiter? These are generally governored to put out 60HZ AC. You would never want to cut pulses for this purpose. One missing pulse on a 2 cylinder is a big deal, and I have blown a muffler with a failing ignition that did that. BruceRoe
22 Apr 2006 "Wes Worsham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > A friend of mine made one for an LS1 using a PIC processor. It used > a > couple of stock haness connectors, and plugged into the ignition > harness. It basically had ignition pulses as its input and output, > and if the frequencies indicated that a certain cutoff rpm had been > attained, it would take out some timing until the target RPM was > reached. Simple control system, programmed in assembly and burned > to > the PIC. Only the chip and a few supporting components were needed > on > the board. Should be even easier with your engine. > > Wes >
