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  • #275830
    Monte NZ
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      International Member - 2 Years

      Thanks Wayne…….you made my day! I know it will be tight, but I will give it a go and hopefully report back with positive results.

      Thanks again

      Monte NZ

      #276313
      Monte NZ
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        International Member - 2 Years

        In making up this new coil setup using  two standard OMC coils, I’m wondering how to connect the wiring of the two coils.

        Do I connect then in parallel?

        Any help and even a diagram, if possible, would be much appreciated.

        Monte NZ

         

        #276323
        The Boat House
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          I’m not very good at understanding diagrams
          so I’m not very good at making them. Hope
          you can make some sense out of this.
          Tubs
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          #276333
          Monte NZ
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            International Member - 2 Years

            Thanks very much Tubs for your reply………your  pictures and sketch are most helpful.

            One question I have though, is that your diagram shows the two coils mounted on the one laminated iron core, (both facing the same way like you instructed) whereas I’m hoping to use, two standard OMC coils with the  laminations that they all come with.

            What I’m wondering is, do the laminations of the two coils, need to be connected in some way, to form the same setup (one piece iron core), as your drawing shows?

            Thanks again for your help!

            Monte NZ

            #276339
            The Boat House
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              I don’t know the answer.
              My guess would be that they need to be connected.
              Tubs
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              #276357
              Monte NZ
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                International Member - 2 Years

                Thanks  Tubs for your reply. I think I will join them up and see what happens

                when I get a chance in the next day or two….. will let you know the results.

                Thanks again

                Monte NZ

                #276466
                Monte NZ
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                  International Member - 2 Years

                  Hi Tubs and Wayne. I got it all together tonight and it works! It was a snug fit getting it all into the tube and as the condenser is already mounted inside the timer on my motor there was no need to fit one in or on the coil case. All I have to do now is paint the unit and fit the spark plug connectors to the HT leads.

                  I ended up bolting the two coil laminations together with 1/8 inch nuts bolts and spring washers which made the unit rigid and easy to handle. I will try and post some photos  in the next day or so.

                  Thanks very much once again  for your help.

                  Monte NZ

                  #276478
                  Monte NZ
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                    International Member - 2 Years

                    Hi all. Here is the link to photos of the coil setup.

                    https://photos.app.goo.gl/<wbr />AjoesBoowvKrUjeY7

                    Monte NZ

                    #276481
                    Buccaneer
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                      US Member - 1 Year (includes $3 online payment fee)

                      Monte, that’s pretty ingenious how you sandwiched those two
                      coils together like that. What did you use to house them in?

                      Prepare to be boarded!

                      #276486
                      The Boat House
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                        Interesting that the coils seem to
                        work facing back to back.
                        Tubs
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