Water Witch

[The Boat House]

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anthony

[kirkp]

#213715

Runpet, sent you a pm.
Kirk

[Buccaneer]

#213752

The Boat House wrote:

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by The Boat House.

I don’t have a twin cylinder Waterwitch, but did try a coil conversion to replace the Eisemann
coil on a twin cylinder Neptune, first with a B&S coil, then a JD Pony Motor coil, neither one
which ended up running the motor. Supposedly some people have had success with these though.

Prepare to be boarded!

[The Boat House]

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[Ralph Simmons]

#214138

when you may this attempt did work?

Q. on a coil with a single spark plug coil
what is the amount of volts in this coil generating?
compared to a dual spark plug coil? are they the same ?

[The Boat House]

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[runpet]

#216435

Here is my restored 1936 Waterwitch. Just finished it.

[The Boat House]

#216452

Its not done. Your missing the vent. PM
me you address and I’ll send you one.

[jeff-register]

#216457

Runpet,
If interested in red plug wires go to a neon shop & ask for “GTO” red wire. GTO means Gas Tube Only. It is rated at 15,000 volts for neon conductors & looks like regular 7mm plug wire. Should cost a buck a foot.

[Ralph Simmons]

#216487

i have a water witch it does run will a squirt of fluid
I want to get another condenser for it
looking for a newer condenser that would work ,
i not sure of what type to use or micro ferrets
I used a coil from one of my Elgins