Mounting the Sensor

peteriegelRCMBB Founder

When I got my electronic counter I could not find a spot to mount the sensor that would allow the magnets to be close enough.

I wound up creating a pad out of layers of duct tape. See below:

It's untidy, but it gets the magnets very, very close to the sensor, and I have completely reliable operation.

I do carry a JO counter as backup in case the battery goes dead, but I have noticed that this usually is seen when I first pick up the bike after it has set idle for some time. I've not yet had a battery die in mid-measurement.

I believe I am slowly becoming converted.

8/9/057:05 AM

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