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    David Bartlett
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      Tom,

      One is marked “Light”, the other “IGN”.  I assume it is for some sort of remote shut off, and to power some other light, maybe navigation light?  Really never seen anything like this. This is the “salt water” edition with lots of bronze, so maybe it was a sailboat thing?

      I found a replacement mag plate on FleaBay, so I will wait to take the mag apart to be sure things are the same.

      David Bartlett
      Pine Tree Boating Club Chapter

      "I don't fully understand everything I know!"

      #313044
      David Bartlett
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        If anyone has a parts manual or repair manual for one of these, please speak up!

        David Bartlett
        Pine Tree Boating Club Chapter

        "I don't fully understand everything I know!"

        #313061
        Buccaneer
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          US Member

          David, I did not see any articles on the NS model in the archives.
          Maybe when you get the magneto figured all out you can submit
          an article for the magazine. Enquiring minds want to know!
          Now I want one!

          Prepare to be boarded!

          #313072
          PM T2
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            Canada Member

            The jacks were provided as a convenience. The “IGN terminal was for (I believe) hooking up a battery if the magneto needed a boost for easier starting in cold damp weather. The LIGHT terminal may or may not have been for a battery boost to the light as well, I can’t swear to it. I do know that on the N’s that I’ve had, I got the light working but it was (like myself) not terribly bright and I’m not sure how much good it would have done. As a night fishermans aid, I have doubts about how useful it would have been, because you did have to run the motor in order to have the light working. I’ll leave it to your imagination about what kind of task was doable with both hands occupied running the motor…

            Here’s an extremely low quality video clip of a running model NS with the light (sort of) functioning

            and some other pics of the same motor
            NS-10
            NS-11

            PM T2

            He's livin' in his own private Idaho..... I hope to go out quietly in my sleep, like my grand-dad did..... and not screaming, like the passengers in his car...

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