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Jack Gifford wrote: known as GFI- Ground Fault Interrupter.
vetterlatethanever wrote:RCD
beat wrote: residual-current-operated protective device
Ohh. what a complicated world it is today!!!beat wrote:FI : Fehlerstromschutzschalter
Thanks!AWJD wrote:Fehlerstromschutzschalter - fault current protection switch
Somewhere in Windows there is a thing called "Character Map" which displays all the characters and enables you to copy them to the clipboard.Jack Gifford wrote:Hey Minety- how'd you produce that 'not equal' symbol? (I've always resorted to the old typewriter approach of '</>').
Hmm. not sure whether to go for anti-vibration or flame-retardant!minetymenace wrote:Other makes/kinds of potting compound found here
AC Milan play in black and red. But beat's system is DC ...skippy wrote:Whose football team is black and red anyway. The poting mix stuff is very confusing so many to choose from.
the electric motor should rev 10 000 they say.Mark Cook wrote:What's the maximum rpm you can achieve Beat?
just had it running now for longer, it dos 3488 rpm. on the points.Mark Cook wrote:What's the maximum rpm you can achieve Beat?
as the coil is by far to lazy, langourous, and the time the points have been in closed position is only around 150 mycro seconds, ( gap between the signal and the beginning of the bounce ), so there is symply no time to charge the coil ad all. ergo, - no spark ever seen ore mesured.minetymenace wrote:You could always put a capacitor across the points, a condenser maybe? But as you say, its on the closing side so it shouldn't matter, does the points bounce generate a spark in at the plug?
you are right Jack, just a resistor 56 Ohms / 5 Watt, voltage 5 to 18V for testing the Points signal on the bench.Jack Gifford wrote:Your test setup apparently doesn't drive the primary of a coil? The voltage waveform shows that the points are merely switching a resistive load (no reactive component to create oscillation on points-opening).
no, not yet, but I surch allready for some stuff in my basket to get it ready for the testbench....Jack Gifford wrote:Any B50 points & cam tested yet?
I think so two,because:steve m wrote:i think Stan's logic is relevant here,
found two BSA cams, - very different versions. the left one has the lobe nearly 180° around. I do not know from wich model it is. any ideas ??Jack Gifford wrote:Any B50 points & cam tested yet?
this is not the true, sorry.beat wrote:the middle one is the type I do use in my engine.
Probably best read the whole thread (and maybe some previous ones too).hwan wrote:what are you trying to achieve