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john hendrix

07-01-2005 15:43:58




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why do i need a resistor for the 12 volt coil? i also have a 9n from the same man, also converted to 12 volt coil the wire to the coil is wired direct to the battery post, removed when i shut the tractor off. there is no resistor or anything else, no ignition switch to turn on, or anything, just connect the wire to the batt-post and fire it up. i have been running this way for 2 weeks since purchasing 8n and 9n

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Bob

07-01-2005 21:57:27




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 Re: 49 8n in reply to john hendrix, 07-01-2005 15:43:58  
I thought the post below explained why the added "trick resistor" was a good idea!



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