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Running Model T Ford Coils without the Magneto.
Running Model T ford Coils without the Magneto. Here, I present an adaptor to provide 9V DC for coil operation with no modifications required. This unit provides 9V to the Coils in a Model T ford with a standard 6V electrical system. Background to the Model T ignition system. The ford ignition system comprises four separate ignition Coils , each with its own vibrator contacts. These are connected directly to each of the four spark plugs. As to which spark plug is firing at any given time, that is determined by switching the low voltage supply to each coil in turn. This is done by a device called a "commutator" or "timer". It's mounted at the end of the camshaft and is essentially a four way switch. Similar to a distributor, but low voltage. The supply for the ignition Coils comes from either a magneto or a battery. Much has been written on the subject in various Model T literature and on the Model T Forum.
Running Model T Ford Coils without the Magneto. Here, I present an adaptor to provide 9V DC for coil operation with no modifications required. This unit provides 9V to the coils in a Model T Ford with a standard 6V electrical
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