I am converting a few of the N"s over to 12v . I got an electronic pick up in one of them and love it but hate the flat plate they sell in the conversion .
I took some pics of the square coil I converted for a round can coil & points . I used most of Hobo"s method but wanted to have a nipple for the spark plug wire .( I don"t know why , I just did , he he ) I experimented with a few different size spark plugs but I didn"t like the size , how to mount them , and the fact that soldier doesn"t like to stick to the electrode .
I cut one electrode from of a ford distributor cap , soldiered it all up , cut a wooden wedge and epoxied the guts so nothing rotates or can slide back in the hole. It is short enough that the bail swings over it if I want to remove it while it is still on the motor .
I did find out that all of the terminals , the pig tail & flat spring on bottom as well as the threaded electrical stud on top have a hole with a wire soldiered in them . The pig tail is actually soldiered into a cup that has a small hole .
I was able to remove all of the original wires and drill slightly larger holes for the new bigger wire .
I am going to do another coil with two terminals on top for the electronic system because it needs power to the reader that replaced the points . I"ll see if I can remember to snap some pics of all the parts disassembled .
Thanks Hobo for doing most of my homework for me - Ken(Ark)
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I took some pics of the square coil I converted for a round can coil & points . I used most of Hobo"s method but wanted to have a nipple for the spark plug wire .( I don"t know why , I just did , he he ) I experimented with a few different size spark plugs but I didn"t like the size , how to mount them , and the fact that soldier doesn"t like to stick to the electrode .
I cut one electrode from of a ford distributor cap , soldiered it all up , cut a wooden wedge and epoxied the guts so nothing rotates or can slide back in the hole. It is short enough that the bail swings over it if I want to remove it while it is still on the motor .
I did find out that all of the terminals , the pig tail & flat spring on bottom as well as the threaded electrical stud on top have a hole with a wire soldiered in them . The pig tail is actually soldiered into a cup that has a small hole .
I was able to remove all of the original wires and drill slightly larger holes for the new bigger wire .
I am going to do another coil with two terminals on top for the electronic system because it needs power to the reader that replaced the points . I"ll see if I can remember to snap some pics of all the parts disassembled .
Thanks Hobo for doing most of my homework for me - Ken(Ark)
http://www.theviperr.info/hobo_dnn/Default.aspx?tabid=69
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