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Total loss ignition Mike Corey 09-25-2007
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Posted by Mike Corey on September 25, 2007, 8:43 pm
Anyone know of a web page that has a wiring diagram for a points and
condenser total loss ignition for a single cylinder motorcycle?

Or, does anyone have one in html format that could email it to me?

Thanks.


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Posted by Mark Olson on September 25, 2007, 9:17 pm
Mike Corey wrote:
> Anyone know of a web page that has a wiring diagram for a points and
> condenser total loss ignition for a single cylinder motorcycle?
>
> Or, does anyone have one in html format that could email it to me?

Battery + connects through ignition switch to coil primary + terminal.
The points and condensor are connected in parallel, one side of each
is grounded through the points plate, The ungrounded side of the
points & condensor combination is connected to the other (-) coil
primary terminal. The coil secondary terminal is connected to the
spark plug. Just FYI, the other terminal of the secondary winding
is usually connected inside the coil to the (+) battery primary
terminal.

Can't get any simpler than that.

--
'01 SV650S '99 EX250-F13 '98 ZG1000-A13
OMF #7

Posted by Project Magnet #1 on September 25, 2007, 9:59 pm
Mark Olson wrote:
> Mike Corey wrote:
>> Anyone know of a web page that has a wiring diagram for a points and
>> condenser total loss ignition for a single cylinder motorcycle?
>>
>> Or, does anyone have one in html format that could email it to me?
>
> Battery + connects through ignition switch to coil primary + terminal.
> The points and condensor are connected in parallel, one side of each
> is grounded through the points plate, The ungrounded side of the
> points & condensor combination is connected to the other (-) coil
> primary terminal. The coil secondary terminal is connected to the
> spark plug. Just FYI, the other terminal of the secondary winding
> is usually connected inside the coil to the (+) battery primary
> terminal.
>
> Can't get any simpler than that.

Add a kill switch in the system, in addition to the key switch.

Les

Posted by Mark Olson on September 25, 2007, 10:26 pm
Project Magnet #1 wrote:
> Mark Olson wrote:
>> Mike Corey wrote:
>>> Anyone know of a web page that has a wiring diagram for a points and
>>> condenser total loss ignition for a single cylinder motorcycle?
>>>
>>> Or, does anyone have one in html format that could email it to me?
>>
>> Battery + connects through ignition switch to coil primary + terminal.
>> The points and condensor are connected in parallel, one side of each
>> is grounded through the points plate, The ungrounded side of the
>> points & condensor combination is connected to the other (-) coil
>> primary terminal. The coil secondary terminal is connected to the
>> spark plug. Just FYI, the other terminal of the secondary winding
>> is usually connected inside the coil to the (+) battery primary
>> terminal.
>>
>> Can't get any simpler than that.
>
> Add a kill switch in the system, in addition to the key switch.

Good idea.

I was just trying to suggest the simplest possible practical
circuit so the OP could get his head around it. I wonder if
just saying "add a kill switch" would even help-- there's a
significant fraction of the public who would happily put the
KS across the points or between any two random nodes in the
circuit for that matter.

They don't call it electrickery for nothing.

--
'01 SV650S '99 EX250-F13 '98 ZG1000-A13
OMF #7

Posted by Project Magnet #1 on September 26, 2007, 12:57 am
Mark Olson wrote:
> Project Magnet #1 wrote:
>> Mark Olson wrote:
>>> Mike Corey wrote:
>>>> Anyone know of a web page that has a wiring diagram for a points and
>>>> condenser total loss ignition for a single cylinder motorcycle?
>>>>
>>>> Or, does anyone have one in html format that could email it to me?
>>>
>>> Battery + connects through ignition switch to coil primary + terminal.
>>> The points and condensor are connected in parallel, one side of each
>>> is grounded through the points plate, The ungrounded side of the
>>> points & condensor combination is connected to the other (-) coil
>>> primary terminal. The coil secondary terminal is connected to the
>>> spark plug. Just FYI, the other terminal of the secondary winding
>>> is usually connected inside the coil to the (+) battery primary
>>> terminal.
>>>
>>> Can't get any simpler than that.
>>
>> Add a kill switch in the system, in addition to the key switch.
>
> Good idea.
>
> I was just trying to suggest the simplest possible practical
> circuit so the OP could get his head around it. I wonder if
> just saying "add a kill switch" would even help-- there's a
> significant fraction of the public who would happily put the
> KS across the points or between any two random nodes in the
> circuit for that matter.
>
> They don't call it electrickery for nothing.

Across the points works fine if your not running a battery. With a
battery, a way to kill the power would be best.

Les


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