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[LJ RB30]

Hi guys.
This dizzy was in a mates motor, no branding on the outside or on the sensor that I can see.
It has what looks like a Bosch number on the cap.
It’s a Hall effect pick up.
There was no coil or module with it.
Anyone know if these can trigger a coil directly?
Or as I have done in my own 202 with a Bosch hei & used the Hall effect without the module to trigger a crane Hi6.
Currently I’ve put a Bosch hei that I rebuilt in my mates motor so just want to know if anyone knows what these are supplied for.

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[EunUCh]

looks like a pro billet after market dizzy , it will need a module to operate coil.

[Dr Terry]

It also looks like it has no mechanical or vacuum advance either. The pickup is inductive, not hall effect.

 

It will need an ignition unit that has programmable advance & to drive the coil.

 

Dr Terry

[LJ RB30]

Thanks guys.
It has mechanical advance Dr Terry.
Otherwise looks well made.

[Dr Terry]

Thanks guys.
It has mechanical advance Dr Terry.
Otherwise looks well made.

It does look to be well made & it's a good thing it has mechanical advance.

 

With the right trigger box ( to suit the inductive pickup) & coil it should be a good racetrack dissy.

 

Dr Terry