I am building a hand crank coil tester. I have 2 coil rings both check out good
Using a battery charger and hacksaw blade as well as a compass. Magnets are
Charged
I can only get 3 volts out if it any advice?
Coil tester
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Re: Coil tester
Three Volts at hand crank speeds is about right.
The voltage doesn't matter to the ignition coil as it is a current operated device.
The voltage doesn't matter to the ignition coil as it is a current operated device.
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Be_Zero_Be
I drive a Model T ... Microseconds don't matter
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Re: Coil tester
A lot of them don't even have volt meters. Mine doesn't. You might improve voltage a bit by closing the gap between the magnets and field coil. With the low speeds and lack of vibration associated with a HCCT, you don't have to have as large a gap as on a car.
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Re: Coil tester
When it is finished, how about a picture?
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Re: Coil tester
thanks guys i got it going last night i had it wrong. it sparks nicely now i need to order some gauges i have been using my simpson
multi meter. i will post pics when i get it painted up. philip
multi meter. i will post pics when i get it painted up. philip