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I installed jims digital gage. It is working great so it was the transducer i think. My kill a watts is about .5 different then the gage. I suppose i will put the original gage on my 002a to verify it is still good when i get time,,,, thanks for the help guys. i am 1 hour into my first dry...

Yes, it still pegs to 65

I got the muffler welded up, solenoid installed, so got to start it and play some more. I couldnt plug the kill a watt directly into the 120 outlets because the lids get in the way. I put a 50 ft extension cord in it and pluged the kill a watt into it. Will the cord throw the hz reading off...

Well, it looks like i can replace the meter and the transducer with a new digital one for 50 bucks, so i think i will do that. I will still do the tests first for the experience, and to determine what the real problem is. looks like the original parts are more expensive.

Is that the same as "frequency converter" p/n 72-5019 in the TM? Gonna test using your method, thanks.

thanks! I own a kill a watt,,,but forgot about it. I tried the adjusting knob right away, but could not change the meter, even though the rpms were changing. I dont know know if this affects the problem,,,but when I bought it, the battery cables were on backwards,,, positive and negative were...

I got an 003a the other day. When running the hz meter goes to 65, or pegs to the right. The voltage is ok by my voltmeter, and the meter on the unit. How do I determine if the hz gauge is bad, or if it is running incorrect hz?