KR> Electronic Ignition (Serge His Solution)

2008-10-12 Thread Orma
Hello Serge and Net Serge in your post you state. "Now, my solution. On my 2.0 liter Type 4 VW, recently replaced by a 2.4 liter Type 4 VW, I run a fully dual redundant electronic ignition system. This consists of two solid state electronic ignitions, salvaged from 1980's motorcycles. These

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2008-10-12 Thread Serge VIDAL
Here are some quick answers to your questions. I hope I use the right terms. I only have practical knowledge of the system, so just tell me if I am unclear. 1 - Components One complete set of these electronic ignition consists of: - One tiny mechanical assembly (which I will call a finger). It i

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2008-10-12 Thread Scott
Serge, Send the pics to me and I'll post them. ke4lom (at) ctc (dot) net Scott Stanton Raleigh NC Serge VIDAL wrote: >Here are some quick answers to your questions. I hope I use the right >terms. I only have practical knowledge of the system, so just tell me if I >am unclear. > >1 - Components

KR> Electronic Ignition (Serge His Solution) Motorcycle parts

2008-10-12 Thread Steve Bray
Hello Group I have a shop full of 70's and 80's motorcycle parts. If someone knows what their looking for and will send pics and #'s I may have something you'll can use, they are in my way. Of course if you make something that works, I want one too. Steve Bray Jackson, Tennessee >Hello Serge an

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2008-10-12 Thread Serge VIDAL
Thanks to Dan Heath, the pictures of my electronic ignition setup are on the Web. Here is the link: http://kr-builder.org/SergeVidal/ElectronicIgnition/index.html The pictures are from my archives, and that's the best I could come with. If I am not mistaken, I have a spare set in my cellar, so