Wassel and SIP speedo

[Wack]

I'm just wiring up a rebuild with a Wassel conversion with a SIP speedo and need an AC pulse for the Rev counter. Will it be ok to join a feed from the stator/ Wassel connection in a GP junction box as surely the stator kicks out too much power? Thanks

[coaster]

I'm pretty sure that Eden over on the Scooterotica site connected his to one of the yellows from the stator and it worked ok. It would be worth your while logging on over there and asking him.

Colin

[Wack]

Thanks Colin

[bike grim]

I have it wired up the same as Eden describes above (based on his earlier posts, thanks ) and it works fine

[Wack]

Thanks for the info. I've joined 3 connectors in a GP junction box to take a stator yellow, Wassel yellow and a loom feed to the speedo. One other thing is what size fuse should I fit for a 4 amp battery?

[bike grim]

I'm using a 7.5 amp fuse with a 4 amp battery

[Wack]

[515paul]

why in the instruction for the SIP speedo on page 22 (measuring unit setting) if you choose to use the sensor (ext) it tells you in NOTE please check step from instruction sheet, what instruction sheet, whats wrong with putting the instruction in the booklet.

[Wack]

So I now have everything up n running apart from no rev counter . I have a feed from a stator yellow that's also connected to the Wassel yellow then connected to the speedo brown, but there's no movement on the needle. What setting do I need for the rev input ?

[bike grim]

That's how mine is Wack and mine just worked on whatever the default setting is out of the box. Not had to change it but incidentally realised today that if I don't have the lights on ( I always tend to ride with them on anyway) then the Rev counter reads between 1-2000 rpm lower than with the lights on. How about that?

[Nelly]

There's a tutorial by SIP on you Tube regarding fitting their speedos, which may be useful......



As to why you have no revs, I would test using a multimeter on AC setting to see if you have a voltage going into the power box.

the Rev counter reads between 1-2000 rpm lower than with the lights on. How about that?

That's a bit bizarre, do you have a battery fitted?

[bike grim]

Yes battery fitted

[Wack]

I've pulled the 2 yellows from the stator to measure AC voltage on each wire and at tick over my digimeter is showing 2.5 - 4.5v rising when revved but if I connect a speedo test bulb it will not light plus when engine running the feed to the speedo Rev counter brown wire has voltage. There are no bad contacts etc in headset . This has me stumped

[Nelly]

Are you testing the bulb across the 2 yellows? The supply voltage from the stator is fed by the 2 yellows.
The speedo takes a reference voltage from one of the yellows to give a RPM reading. Don't try to test the yellows down to earth. Ideally test across the 2 yellows with them connected to the Wassel. You should get around 14 VAC if I remember right (somebody correct me if I'm wrong!)
Hope this helps.

[Wack]

Maybe that's why it wouldn't light the bulb then. I'll try it tomorrow and see then although I have a spur off the loom lighting feed that shows 13+v with engine running so looks like the Wassel is doing its job.

[Wack]

Now sorted, the Rev counter didn't work because of a poor terminal in the junction box. Doh

[spud]

Tried connecting the brown wire to either of the 2 yellows from the wassel on my GP & the rev counter does not work on mine

[spud]

Eden,
Everything else works on the speedo, its just the rev counter that doesn't!

[gp200ts1]

Is there anyway of switching the speedo off when the scoot isn't running? Worried that it will drain the battery if left for extended periods and also don't like the idea of parking it up with the speedo lit up all the time.

[Wack]

If you're running a battery and want to turn the feed off Beedspeed sell an ignition switch that has an auxiliary feed out on the first( ign on) position.