Electrical condenser assemblies and magnetos for spark ignition engines
OwnerKenneth Stanley TARGETT, Paul William BROWNinventors
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An electrical condenser is disclosed for an automotive ignition system wherein the ignition system has first and second contact breaker points and first and second electrically conductive members electrically connected to the first and second contact breaker points, respectively, the first and second electrically conductive members having first and second faces, respectively, facing each other but not directly electrically connected to each other. The condenser comprises an attachment portion arranged to be interposed between the first and second faces of the electrically conductive members of the ignition system. The attachment portion has first and second oppositely facing electrically conductive faces for making electrical contact with the first and second faces, respectively, of the electrically conductive members of the ignition system. The first and second conductive faces of the attachment portion are not directly electrically connected to each other, but at least one capacitor is electrically connected between them.
An electrical condenser assembly for an automotive ignition system wherein the ignition system has first and second contact breaker points and first and second electrically conductive members electrically connected to the first and second contact breaker points, respectively, the first and second electrically conductive members having first and second faces, respectively, facing each other but not directly electrically connected to each other, the condenser assembly comprising:
A magneto having:
A method of modification of a magneto having an armature with a low-tension winding and a condenser electrically connected in parallel with each other and disposed between a drive-end end-piece and a tail-end end-piece of the armature, and a contact breaker assembly mounted on the tail-end end-piece and having first and second contact breaker points electrically connected in parallel with the low tension winding and first and second electrically conductive members electrically connected to the first and second contact breaker points, respectively, the first and second electrically conductive members having first and second faces, respectively, facing each other but not directly electrically connected to each other, the method comprising the steps of:
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