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Quick question regarding the gear tooth sensor...

I've checked in the sensor manual, and understand how it works, I'm just not sure where exactly I should mount the chip, if it matters how close it is to the gear or what.
Also if any special type of gears are best? If someone could show me a few pictures and/or help me out a little with it, it would be greatly appreciated.
 


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