Posted by jdemaris on December 13, 2009 at 12:50:01 from (67.142.130.11):
In Reply to: Re: Yo jdemaris posted by John T on December 13, 2009 at 10:20:02:
Maybe if I get there I should bring my old monster magneto magnetizer. 10-20 years ago I bought out the contents of a magneto repair shop. The mag-stuff wasn't even my main interest. They were also an authorized Wisconsin engine dealer and I wanted the old parts inventory. While cleaning the place out, I found the old magneto magnet charger buried under some junk. It's a very heavy unit and unbelievable strong when turned on. When new, it had twin, what looked light light-bulbs that served as recifiers of some sort. Has screw-in sockets just like standard light bulbs. Both sockets have some sort of updated rectifier cartridges. Anyway, it's a really neat original unit and I've never come across another. I've charged many magnets with it. I'm kind of interested in that show. They have much nicer weather in that lake region then we get here in the hills and mountains.
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