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I want to play around with the diodes I have on hand first. I have some very low vF ones but am not sure if they are fast enough.
Problem is I need to stop playing with the engines long enough to do this and I am on a roll. The running count for the Zombies will be six when I get some parts tomorrow. It would be one more but I ran into a bad valve guide and don't have the tools to replace it.
This is an old thread but this may be of interest --- a capture I did of the secondary ignition voltage waveform on a Briggs & Stratton single cylinder lawn mower engine with the solid state igniter. I used a Hantek HT25 secondary ignition probe for the capture.
And this is a small pull start engine, of which I've never done this, maybe I will try it on my mower.
With multi cylinder motors you have a reference to go off, you dont have that with a single pot.
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