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  • #193659
    Buccaneer
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      Tubs, a lesson you’ll not soon forget, but learned the hard way!
      I use to cringe every time I went to hand crank my grandfather’s
      F-12 Farmall tractor, as “kick backs” were no fun!

      Mag plate is now cleaned up, and I’m awaiting advise on what
      Military Surplus coil to try to obtain, and perhaps where.

      I have a couple of ZongKong coils I could try, but decided
      against using them on the last project, as the green Sierra coils
      were apparently “better”.

      For kicks, I re-tested the Eisemann coil from the Lockwood today.
      Primary with the ohm meter .4 to .7, secondary, when I could get
      a reading at all, it averaged around 13 k ohms.
      I could get no reading on the secondary using my old analog ohm meter.

      I threw it on the Stevens tester, and I did get if to fire at around 2 amps.
      I’m guessing that the secondary is buggered?

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      #193663
      stanley
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        US Member - 2 Years

        I got my coil from Big Rich Cernak.https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-spark-Replacement-coil-for-early-ELTO-type-outboard-motors-new-old-stock-/133250615980

        • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by stanley.
        #193666
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          I got my coil from Big Rich Cernak.https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-spark-Replacement-coil-for-early-ELTO-type-outboard-motors-new-old-stock-/133250615980

          • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by stanley.

          Thanks Stanley! I just received a grip for my Mercury KD4 from Big Rich today!

          Did you use the original Eisemann coil rods to make the laminate that goes through
          the Military coil?

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          • This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by Buccaneer.
          #193684
          stanley
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            US Member - 2 Years

            Yes,I used the same rods.You’ll use about 2/3 or less than the original coil used.Get them as evenly spaced around the long bolt and insulating tube as you can,then put some shrink tubing on the part sticking out both ends.Then you can get it back between the heels and re-install the bolt.

            #193686
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              Thanks Stanley! Coil is on the way. How did your Lockwood start and run with the conversion?

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              #193693
              stanley
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                US Member - 2 Years

                Runs great

                #193707
                The Boat House
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                  #193709
                  Buccaneer
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                    Not sure I have any shrink tubing big enough, but that would hold the wire laminate bundle
                    nice and tight!

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                    #194103
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                      I installed the new Military grade coil this morning, and
                      and trying to determine what mfd condenser to use.
                      Would this use the same condenser as the non military
                      Scintilla coils?

                      I was trying to determine what the Military used these coils
                      on, going by their numbers. I find some references to them,
                      but nothing that leads me to their usage or what condenser
                      goes with them.
                      The number on the coil is……
                      97403-13206E0140
                      Thanks for your thoughts.

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                      #194114
                      stanley
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                        US Member - 2 Years

                        I assumed output on coil was close to original,so I just used recommended condenser replacement- .32 mfd which translates to Echlin FA-49 or EP-125.

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