Posted by Geo-TH,In on August 26, 2015 at 03:30:42 from (172.77.226.160):
In Reply to: John T or George posted by wilson ind on August 26, 2015 at 00:01:17:
Bill, I'm not sure what the ohm reading are for coils. That's more JohnT or JMOR's area of expertize. I think JMOR said you should to have 4 amps in primary, so if you connect 6v to a coil and only show 2 amps, good chance you a 12v coil. On the other hand 6v and 4 amps then good chance it's a 6v coil.
I remember when cars went from 6 to 12v, the 12v coil used a ballast and not the full 12v. Newer 12v coils don't use ballasts, they use all the 12v. So coils without numbers on them could be anyone's guess.
So what voltage do you need a coil for?
Did you ever get the starter I gave you working on the Farmall?
I'll watch the weather and plan accordingly. Be in touch.
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