Posted by Walt Davies on October 19, 2007 at 09:30:31 from (75.106.198.103):
In Reply to: Re: Ignition coil posted by John T on October 19, 2007 at 06:22:39:
John I sure could have used you when arguing with those so-called experts on the ATIS list. I have been a working mechanic for over 40 years and I have never run into anyone like this guy who says that he has a PHD in Engineering sometime its Electrical and sometimes its Mechanical depending on what he tries to shove down someones throat. Them we have the other guys who get mad at me for disagreeing with him and then I get mad and then they kick me off the list. 3 time now, working on new record right now. The only coil that I know where the case is grounded is in a Magneto and the reason for that is because it does two things creates the primary voltage and the secondary Voltage. I have worked hard on these systems to get those darn metal plate to clean up and ground so you can get a primary voltage. You should go to ATIS.NET and sign on just to see what you can learn from them. Be prepared though. Sound Guy on this list came to my aid and almost got shot down for doing it. I could go on forever here but I think you get the point. Walt
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