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Originally Posted by jimepting
How about using some other device to generate the wheel speed data. Maybe you could put a little drive wheel of some type against one on the tires to get a much higher angular rate. I remember those little bicycle sirens that made contact with a tire, and spun very rapidly. A Hall cell crankshaft pickup from a wrecked car would easily generate a wheelrate signal. an alternative would be to simply use a much smaller wheel in contact with the ground, coupled with some sort of Hall cell generator. I'm thinking 
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Hi Jim,
Ideally I would use either a single magnet inside the wheel, or multiple ones to get a digital count of the wheel rotation.
Someday I will learn how to program a microcontroller and have that make the "count" and store that information on an SD card for later analysis.
Jim.