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Re: Hall Effect Sensor.

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Originally Posted by Leav
Has anyone had any luck with mounting the hall effect sensors?

i haven't found anything that fits them.......

also, if you haven't read the manual it states that you must connect pin 4 to pin 3 externally.

-Leav
Mounting of the Hall Effect sensors - We have drilled out the inside of two small connector housings, sanded off the middle ring on the outside, and will use jam nuts to hold them onto brackets placed near either the output gear or a tone wheel.

From another post, connect to controller using a PWM cable - RED to Pin1 - WHT to Pin2 - BLK to Pins 3 & 4

We will wire, test, then epoxy them into these homemade housings.

Mouser PNs 571-14454211 (x2) and 571-16041961 (x4)

Good Luck,
Jim
 


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