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Pete · 04-23-2020, 05:40 PM

Put a .01 COAXIAL cap in SERIES with the OUTPUT terminal of the generator. Be sure the cap is rated for at least the full output of the generator.
(Note this is NOT the field terminal)
Note this type of cap goes in SERIES, not to ground. The case of this type of cap is the ground. Be sure the case of the cap is grounded.
They can be had at electronic parts stores.
To use resistor plugs, you may have to use 14mm adaptors in the plug holes.
At one time in the past, someone made plug resistors that snapped on the spark plug and the wire then plugged in the resistor unit.

04-23-2020, 05:40 PM	#7
Pete BANNED Join Date: May 2010 Location: Wa. Posts: 5,423	Re: Spark plugs with interference suppression? Put a .01 COAXIAL cap in SERIES with the OUTPUT terminal of the generator. Be sure the cap is rated for at least the full output of the generator. (Note this is NOT the field terminal) Note this type of cap goes in SERIES, not to ground. The case of this type of cap is the ground. Be sure the case of the cap is grounded. They can be had at electronic parts stores. To use resistor plugs, you may have to use 14mm adaptors in the plug holes. At one time in the past, someone made plug resistors that snapped on the spark plug and the wire then plugged in the resistor unit.