Hall effect ignition system
dixie | 19/05/2010 20:55:05 |
31 forum posts | Can any one tell me where I can find information on installing electronic ignition in miniature i/c engines.Have found several web sites but they all seem to think every body understands electronic jargon. I'm surely not alone in this, village idiot type speak please. |
MichaelR | 20/05/2010 09:20:14 |
![]() 528 forum posts 79 photos | Have a look on this site Here they stock ignition systems and have full fitting instructions on a PDF file you can read.
Also this may help Here |
JasonB | 20/05/2010 10:24:31 |
![]() 25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles | Its really very simple with a hall effect sensor. You just need to fix the sensor and arrange for the small magnet to sweep accross its face. So that means the magnet can be glued into a small hole in say the flywheel boss or timing gear and the sensor to a non moving part of the engine. If you want to be able to advance & retard the timing then the sensor is best on an adjustable disc that can be rotated around the engine axis, Thats what I did on my hit & miss engine.
You then just run a earth from the engine to circuit board and a plug lead to the plug.
Here is another site with some set up instructions
J |
dixie | 20/05/2010 19:27:24 |
31 forum posts | Many thanks to Jason and Stick for their help, maybe I will get myself sorted now. Once again thank you for taking the time |
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