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...replacing the points and condenser with aftermarket small solid state ignition modules..." I don't like electronic ignition. Points/condensers generally fail slowly and give warning through poor performance. Electronics generally don't give...

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...connected by two wires to the ignition points. The magneto ignition system...connection is made between the ignition points of both cylinders. This disables...electrically joins the two cylinder's ignition points, and the engine stops. ...

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... One may have noted that in the previous part of this column, I made no mention of setting the "gap" on the ignition points before testing for a spark; this was not an omission in my writing. I just forgot to adjust them. That the ignition...

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Reviving a Vintage Big Twin - Part 2

...involved no more than placing it down onto the crankshaft, being mindful of not allowing the "followers" on the new ignition points to "hang-up" on the cam which actuates them, and refastening the four screws which secure the magneto. The...

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ignition point [ig′nish·ən ‚pȯint] (chemistry) ignition temperature

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ignition point. n. The minimum temperature at which a substance will continue to burn without additional application of external heat. Also called kindling point.

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combustion. Burning, defined in chemical terms as the rapid combination of a substance with oxygen, accompanied by the evolution of heat and usually light.

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