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I saw that link before. Thanks for posting it. My comments below:
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You can adjust the speedometer with the potentiometer, but you can't adjust it low enough to get to miles per hour because of that base resistance.
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There are other resistors you could use, but just use something close to that value.
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*Very important note* This does convert the odometer to miles, but will be slightly off.
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These are the primary problems with it. I actually talked to Knate over at FA and his suggestion for me was to go with an inline converter because his fix it won't offer the adjustability for drastic/frequent gear changes.
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Posted without permission: Looks like a good product, but I personally don't have much use for it I can do the km/h->mph for cheaper, but could be a good option for someone that needed frequent changes. Good find.
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All he's doing is doing a 60% conversion. I suppose you can use a resistor and fine tune. The part about being cheaper is not true if you can get a prototype unit for free.
Good info though.