Posted by John T on July 21, 2016 at 14:07:48 from (216.249.81.101):
In Reply to: Re: resistor posted by JMOR on July 21, 2016 at 12:52:32:
JMOR, my original answer was based on the info then available, and as I noted in the answer it was for a typical old 6 volt coil (1.5 ohms) on a 12 volt tractor and I think it was correct based on what we knew then HOWEVER look at my updated corrected answer based on the new info and again I think its correct. If not please help me because I'm never too old to learn lol
Hope this helps, if you have any question shoot me an e mail or post back, I enjoy our past sparky chats and e mails
Take car my friend, best wishes and God Bless
Why do the posters hide or withhold info from us anyway lol, if we were told it was 2.2 ohms and said use ballast we would have given the correct answer the first time lol
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