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Old 09-30-2019, 04:25 AM   #6
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Default Re: Home made electronic timer. A D.I.Y. at home.

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The increase in fuel efficiency (and full throttle pick-up) is impressive. It's like having a rebuilt magneto, but i didn't have to lift the engine or anything. Just swap a timer.

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Originally Posted by rotorwrench View Post
I noticed that and a jumper on the one that still had some of the points stuff on it but I wanted to be sure about what you were doing. I take it that each coil gets its turn depending on the position of the timer.
Yes.
I've patched up another 'junk' coil without points so now i have a full set.
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