Do I Need A Ballast Resistor With Points at Paul Brunette blog

Do I Need A Ballast Resistor With Points. I just put the ignitor ii in my '77 and you do not need a ballast resistor with this system. I had the boat running. The ballast resistor should be removed from the ignition wiring as the ignitor and the flame thrower coil are designed to run with a full 12 v. You can bypass the resistor when. Ballast resistors, resistance and coils. So they are going against that general rule, ending up with probably 2 ohms of total ballast resistance for a 0.7 ohm. I usually hear that a 1.5ohm coil needs a 1.5 ohm resistor, but with the super coil it's confusing. It prevents the typical 14.4. A ballast resistor is an electrical device that reduces voltage to the coil so that more energy is available for the. Basically, if you have points, you either need a ballast resistor, a resistor wire, or a coil with an internal resistor. What is a ballast resistor and what does it do and why? If you have a 1.5 ohm coil (with no internal ballast), then you need a 1.5 ohm ballast resistor.

So they are going against that general rule, ending up with probably 2 ohms of total ballast resistance for a 0.7 ohm. Basically, if you have points, you either need a ballast resistor, a resistor wire, or a coil with an internal resistor. I usually hear that a 1.5ohm coil needs a 1.5 ohm resistor, but with the super coil it's confusing. What is a ballast resistor and what does it do and why? I just put the ignitor ii in my '77 and you do not need a ballast resistor with this system. The ballast resistor should be removed from the ignition wiring as the ignitor and the flame thrower coil are designed to run with a full 12 v. Ballast resistors, resistance and coils. I had the boat running. A ballast resistor is an electrical device that reduces voltage to the coil so that more energy is available for the. It prevents the typical 14.4.

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Do I Need A Ballast Resistor With Points A ballast resistor is an electrical device that reduces voltage to the coil so that more energy is available for the. I just put the ignitor ii in my '77 and you do not need a ballast resistor with this system. You can bypass the resistor when. It prevents the typical 14.4. The ballast resistor should be removed from the ignition wiring as the ignitor and the flame thrower coil are designed to run with a full 12 v. I had the boat running. Basically, if you have points, you either need a ballast resistor, a resistor wire, or a coil with an internal resistor. If you have a 1.5 ohm coil (with no internal ballast), then you need a 1.5 ohm ballast resistor. I usually hear that a 1.5ohm coil needs a 1.5 ohm resistor, but with the super coil it's confusing. A ballast resistor is an electrical device that reduces voltage to the coil so that more energy is available for the. So they are going against that general rule, ending up with probably 2 ohms of total ballast resistance for a 0.7 ohm. What is a ballast resistor and what does it do and why? Ballast resistors, resistance and coils.