can i use this type of ignition system for my valveless engine will it be sufficient....please tell me..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYvOxvuXEfk
ignition system
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tufty
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Re: ignition system
In short, "No". You'll want something that can fire a sparkplug, and that means high voltage (9v is not high voltage). Use the forum "search" facility, there's a (probably sticky) thread on ignition systems.ganuganu wrote:can i use this type of ignition system for my valveless engine will it be sufficient....please tell me..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYvOxvuXEfk
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Re: ignition system
If you plan on building a circuit for an automotive ignition coil. You will be much happier with a 12 Volt DC system.tufty wrote:In short, "No". You'll want something that can fire a sparkplug, and that means high voltage (9v is not high voltage). Use the forum "search" facility, there's a (probably sticky) thread on ignition systems.ganuganu wrote:can i use this type of ignition system for my valveless engine will it be sufficient....please tell me..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYvOxvuXEfk
tufty, is most definitely right you can not get a spark from that circuit!
However, you can use an Electronic Grill Igniter. They generally run on 1-AA battery or 1-AAA battery. You won't be real happy with the battery life thought.
here's the link for one of the diagram's on this forum.
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=5872
And look here for a grill igniter.
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid ... Categories
I haven't found any selling for less then these.
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Re: ignition system
the ignitor looks great,buthe listing the you showed is ebay(usa).but iam in india how can i get it..55dcyinely wrote:If you plan on building a circuit for an automotive ignition coil. You will be much happier with a 12 Volt DC system.tufty wrote:In short, "No". You'll want something that can fire a sparkplug, and that means high voltage (9v is not high voltage). Use the forum "search" facility, there's a (probably sticky) thread on ignition systems.ganuganu wrote:can i use this type of ignition system for my valveless engine will it be sufficient....please tell me..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYvOxvuXEfk
tufty, is most definitely right you can not get a spark from that circuit!
However, you can use an Electronic Grill Igniter. They generally run on 1-AA battery or 1-AAA battery. You won't be real happy with the battery life thought.
here's the link for one of the diagram's on this forum.
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=5872
And look here for a grill igniter.
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid ... Categories
I haven't found any selling for less then these.
