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June 2nd 07, 05:53 PM
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Ferrite for spark plug noise supression?
I've had some luck reducing ignition noise on 2M in my MGB by putting a few
'clip-on' ferrites on the low tension side of the ignition circuit. (The tachometer uses a current sense rather than a voltage sense, so the raw coil current runs into the cockpit.) Would ferrite also help on the spark plug wires? BTW, this is an old car with points. -- Bob D. ND9B |
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