This let you know how hard the engine is working, it should have red zone or arrow/marking, you have to keep the RPM below that marking, if you do not then engine will over heat and blow up.
There is another reason and that is critical RPM, in olden days when technology had not advanced, depending on the weight of the driver, passenger and cargo/saddle bag..., the whole bicycle or even motor car would vibrate at a range of RPM, most of the time in the traffic the driver would drive below that RPM, but on open road, he would have to go through this Critical speed or RPM, by watching the RPM he/she is prepared to go though it safely without loosing control of the equipment.
You do not experience this now a days because of technology, this zone is beyond or in the red marking area.
2007-01-27 00:47:41
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answered by minootoo 7
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unquestionably the least difficult thank you to try this is to get your self a small motor this is rated as severe as 3000 RPM and use it as a voltage generator. The voltage from an unloaded armature is extremely precise and fits heavily the RPM of the motor from the equation touching on CEMF, RPM and flux if flux is persevering with. stick to a fastened container to the motor - if the sphere leads are actually not attainable then you extremely could could desire to butcher it to chop up them from the armature. shop the sphere contemporary consistent in any respect time. you would be able to could desire to construct a circuit for this. (container contemporary == Flux) connect a precision voltmeter around the armature. positioned some form of rubber cone on the motor shaft so which you will press it against the motor you're measuring. Volts on the meter would be a fastened ratio of the RPM if the sphere is persevering with. For accuracy on the low end that's advisable to equipment up the shaft with the help of approximately 3:a million, yet which will require a 9,000 RPM motor for measuring. yet an alternate selection is to apply a stepper-motor as a results of fact the measuring gadget as a results of fact it will be very precise on the low end - you will could desire to energise the coils of this with a fastened voltage yet could be waiting to stumble on the present substitute utilizing some electronics or an oscilloscope. Even a fluke-meter with a Hertz readout must be used to get frequency back from the motor coils, in case you have batteries and resistors energizing them. The measured frequency would be an prompt ratio of the RPM you're measuring.
2016-12-16 18:16:16
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answered by Anonymous
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The RPM meter shows the RPM of the engine. All the engines are rated at certain RPM. It also helps you in selecting the right gear at any given speed.
2007-01-26 23:10:32
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answered by Tapan 2
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rpm meter or rps meter are fixed for abike to have a view of speed of motor in the form of display here though the meter is rpm or rps the readings are calibrated in such a way as to show kmph and kmps for knowing distance travelled,speed and mileage of fuel.
2007-01-27 00:56:27
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answered by stevens 2
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All engines having rated RPM, while driving you can check the rpm to control your engine getting overloaded, either by reducing the speed or by changing the gear, appropriately. By this you can keep your engine well & smooth....
2007-01-26 14:12:21
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answered by kathi S Niti 1
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To indicate the speed of the motor bike.
2007-01-26 14:49:20
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answered by Anonymous
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so if you do not feel the pulse of the engine, that meter gives you an idea when to change the gear so as not to fatigue / stress the engine
2007-01-26 15:01:10
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answered by blitzkrieg_hatf6 2
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It helps you know when to shift. It also helps you to not blow the engine. Too many revs, engine go "BANG"!
2007-01-26 14:09:02
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answered by sluttyfawne 1
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So that you don't blow your engine.
2007-01-26 14:40:44
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answered by futureastronaut1 3
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