Re: jeeps with big tires
 

Stupendous Man proclaimed:

> "Troy" <@ .> wrote in message
> news:POGdnW7KNNnDHr_YnZ2dnUVZ_rqdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>
>>Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor.
>>Well a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(
>
>
>
> The magnets removed from old hard-drives are about the strongest you will
> find. You can probably just stick one under the front diff, but you may
> want to shave it's beard every few months.

Tweeter magnets on higher end liquid cooled tweeters are much stronger,
as are surplus radar magnets. Or you could wire up a big old coil and
just flick a switch as you approach the sensor... not getting too crazy
and into the 1 Tesla or more range unless you want to test the glue on
that sensor.

Re: jeeps with big tires
 

Stupendous Man proclaimed:

> "Troy" <@ .> wrote in message
> news:POGdnW7KNNnDHr_YnZ2dnUVZ_rqdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>
>>Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor.
>>Well a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(
>
>
>
> The magnets removed from old hard-drives are about the strongest you will
> find. You can probably just stick one under the front diff, but you may
> want to shave it's beard every few months.

Tweeter magnets on higher end liquid cooled tweeters are much stronger,
as are surplus radar magnets. Or you could wire up a big old coil and
just flick a switch as you approach the sensor... not getting too crazy
and into the 1 Tesla or more range unless you want to test the glue on
that sensor.

Re: jeeps with big tires
 

Stupendous Man proclaimed:

> "Troy" <@ .> wrote in message
> news:POGdnW7KNNnDHr_YnZ2dnUVZ_rqdnZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>
>>Ah didn't know that, I thought they were some sort of pressure sensor.
>>Well a magnet on a stick its gonna be! I have aluminum rims :(
>
>
>
> The magnets removed from old hard-drives are about the strongest you will
> find. You can probably just stick one under the front diff, but you may
> want to shave it's beard every few months.

Tweeter magnets on higher end liquid cooled tweeters are much stronger,
as are surplus radar magnets. Or you could wire up a big old coil and
just flick a switch as you approach the sensor... not getting too crazy
and into the 1 Tesla or more range unless you want to test the glue on
that sensor.