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Read an old Ford 8n forum. Beat into your head from day 1. Negative ground =negative wire to points, positive ground=positive wire to points from coil. Will work either way but that claim is the best. Were positive ground to start with but many have been changed from po error. I won't even get into resistors. I'm left handed too. Mike
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I asked how a coil fires ,what the components are doing to accomplish it , and you go into how why electricity flows I ve known since I was 17 |
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Good post there Vrobert.
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Let's have the simple explanation. It may be more useful than my nitty-gritty details but I promise I didn't make this stuff up.
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BTW when a wire passes a magnetic field making current is called a alternator |
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Mmmmmm.. Almost correct. What your describing is Faraday's Law. Its based on induced EMF. There needs to be a little more happening than your describing such as the conductor need to be spinning within opposing magnets in order to work. EMF is the Electro magnetic force thats created.
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A collapsing magnetic field will also induce voltage in a wire, similar to a wire passing through a field like what happens in an alternator (or generator). I'm pretty sure I understand the basics but there are plenty of tutorials on the web so maybe a little self-study is in order.
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Thought without Jmech it was going to be a paradise of people getting along.
Guess not quite.
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