Definition of «analogue tachometer»

The phrase "analogue tachometer" refers to a device that measures and displays the rotational speed of an engine or motor using a traditional, physical mechanism rather than digital technology. It typically uses a needle or pointer on a dial to indicate the speed.

Sentences with «analogue tachometer»

The two 7 - inch displays positioned within the instrument binnacle flank a separate traditional analogue tachometer. (evo.co.uk)
In typical Porsche style, the driver has a central analogue tachometer to view. (topspeed.com)
To the right and left of the customary Porsche analogue tachometer — with classic needle design — are two high - resolution display screens that visualize virtual instruments, maps and other information as required. (porsche.com)
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