Hello everyone, I´m complete begginer (Read as: I know nothing about working with arduino or any other controllers for data receiving), but i´m super handy with a spaner, and I would be pleased if you could help me.
I would love to build data logger for my 2 stroke bike project. I want to be able to log data on sd card, as well as be able to live view it on my pc. I want to receive data for RPM from pulse cable to induction coil or highcurrent cable, temp of cylinder head, cylinder itself, exhaust gasses, O2 sensor for AFR, maybe later add TPS and speedometer.
Can you please suggest me parts that i will need for this project, with a code that will work?
My bike is capable of producing 6V/20W AC current. I could propablly add battery if needed, but i would rather direct the curent and use step-down, so it would be independent.
Did somebody do something similar in the past? Can you tell me which program will I need to see the datas?
If you need any other informations from me, I´ll be happy to help. 
Best regards.
Forum is not a free code or wiring, giveaway.
The goal is to help members learn and grow in programming.
Start with some beginners kit to get started.
That project has been done many times; just put your Google hat on and keep trying different searches until you find an existing project close to yours, then build off that.
This may help, not all of it is applicable but it will give you ideas.
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