Re: [HSS] Coil

Do you m ean that the 3.2ko coil was faulty? If so , it probably is fried

internally. The two windings are grounded at the centre point I think it is.

Must look up a circuit diagram to refresh my memory.

Geoff.
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From: "James Coats" <jamcoats@uab.edu>

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Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 2:29 PM

Subject: [HSS] Coil





> Just out of curiosity, I measured the resistance on my new ignition

> coil versus the old one I have here. New coil measures 8.5 kilohms

> between a terminal and the high tension output. Old coil measures 3.2

> kilohms. Both measure 1.5 ohms between the + and - terminals. New

> coil must have a resistor in it. Wonder if that is why I fried my

> condenser? Shouldn't be.....

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> Best Regards,

> James Coats

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