Question for all you Tesoro users

[SkiWhiz]

Although it has never been a problem, every Tesoro that I have owned has "chirped" if I hold it parallel to the ground at waist high or so and twisted my wrist in sort of a fast motion. Almost like there is a short circuit somewhere, not sure why they chirp by doing that must be reading/picking up something. Like I say it does not interfer with performance but is very odd to me. All you Tesoro owners give it a try and let me know if yours does this. Thanks! Steve.

 

[dahut]

Tiger Shark does it, Vaquero doesn't.

 

[slingshot]

Silver umax didn't-but I had on the 4" coil?:clsoedeyes:

 

[Scully]

The current style of coil on the Tesoro line up has expoxy filled coils, which hold the coil wires totally motionless. Its one of the main reasons why these new coils dont "false" when you bump something with them. The some of the older style coils they wires were wrapped around foam cores and if bumped could jiggle or jar enough to cause ever so slight movement of the coil wires, creating that little "false" noise. If you turn your coil slowly, it probably wont chirp. I think its just the jerking motion moving your coil wires a bit.

 

[SkiWhiz]

The current style of coil on the Tesoro line up has expoxy filled coils, which hold the coil wires totally motionless. Its one of the main reasons why these new coils dont "false" when you bump something with them. The some of the older style coils they wires were wrapped around foam cores and if bumped could jiggle or jar enough to cause ever so slight movement of the coil wires, creating that little "false" noise. If you turn your coil slowly, it probably wont chirp. I think its just the jerking motion moving your coil wires a bit.

Makes sense to me. Thanks Scully! Steve.

P.S. This is what coil is on my Silver Sabre uMax.