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Re: Re: Re: spark plug gap after electronoc ignition
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Posted by Duel Mags on January 04, 2001 at 08:18:17 from (209.255.78.152):
In Reply to: Re: Re: spark plug gap after electronoc ignition posted by IHank on January 03, 2001 at 23:23:20:
IHank: I should've added that almost all aircraft piston engines use duel mags to fire duel plugs. Both systems are independent of each other except one mag is timed just a tad after the first.. Full power is obtained only with BOTH mags firing. That seems to say that a second spark plays an important role in firing the mixture. Most think that once the fire is started another spark is of no value. True the plugs are built a bit different but an electrical spark is a spark. That is why I favored systems with duel spark as my highest consern when I played with this stuff years ago. harvey
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