Author Topic: K2f Condenser  (Read 1519 times)

Online Roger (Doomtrainbarx)

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K2f Condenser
« on: 06.11. 2024 15:36 »
I need a "Condensectomy" - any ideas ?
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Re: K2f Condenser
« Reply #1 on: 06.11. 2024 16:14 »
Easi-cap instructions tell you how to do it.

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Re: K2f Condenser
« Reply #2 on: 06.11. 2024 20:22 »
You could use a slip ring as well.

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Re: K2f Condenser
« Reply #3 on: 06.11. 2024 22:57 »
have you also checked the continuity in the windings and the insulation with a mega?

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Re: K2f Condenser
« Reply #4 on: 07.11. 2024 09:48 »
Having listened to the replies from people who know a lot more than me about magnetos, I think that what is required for this mag is way beyond my capabilities. - thank you all.
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Re: K2f Condenser
« Reply #5 on: 07.11. 2024 13:25 »
Priorymagnetos is your next call. Sorry just noticed on the website closed until further notice

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