Posted by W_B on September 13, 2017 at 10:48:13 from (155.188.123.20):
In Reply to: wire size posted by TexasCowboy on September 12, 2017 at 15:50:29:
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Not really. You need the factory resistor (the one on the back side of the dash) to keep from melting the innards of the coil. Even with a 12V conversion using the 12V coil. If a 12V system and using a 6V coil you'll likely need the additional resistor to keep from melting the coil. I had the aftermarket ceramic resistor on my 6V 9N when the factory one went bad, and that is too much resistance and it was hard starting. There is a very good reason that old Henry put that resistor in there!
Go over the 9N, 2N, 8N page on this forum and the guys there will give you chapter and verse on resistors.
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