Can my probe for my Autometer EGT gauge also be used to feed the EGT temp to a Banks Six Gun or Edge unit?? Or are the gauges calibrated to feed one device?

If not I guess another probe needs to be tapped into the drivers side!

I had mine hooked up like that for a while and the numbers didn't seem totally off the wall, but there's no way I can vouch for the accuracy of the data - other than the Autometer and the Juice pretty much agreed.

Whether the millivolt signal was lower in level (i.e., lower EGT readings) because it was feeding two devices, I can't say. You'd have to know the input impedance of both modules to have an idea....and if that was super-high, you'd have the best chances of not reducing the signal in both. I think a purist would say that it's not the best to be feeding two devices.

I think this has been discussed before - do a search on pyro and see what you find.

Or, heck, just do a test with some alligator clips - hook your pyro up the Juice normally and then momentarily attach the Autometer - and see if you note a dip in the signal.

I assume that everyone who is running gauges and a box are using two individual probes..

I'm going to call Autometer tomorrow and see what they say. Was hoping this post would add some light!

I assume that everyone who is running gauges and a box are using two individual probes..

I'm going to call Autometer tomorrow and see what they say. Was hoping this post would add some light!Just this morning I tied my J/A and Xmonitor to a single probe. Neither liked it. I think the electronics in each box interfered with the other.

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EGT pyro's generate voltage IIRC. If you try to read it with 2 devices, I would think it would bleed down the voltage. I could be wrong. Certainly if you try, hook in parallel, not series.