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'81 GS550T ignition replica for a few euro !
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Extremely impressive work kokar! Hope you hang around GSR after you finish your project. We need more guys like you here!!!
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Guest repliedside by side
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Guest replied@Stahlgrau333
as you can see in the original pcb the cable was solder to the copper side of pcb
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Can't wait to see more!!
What are the modifications that you've made to the board?
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Guest repliedless than 10 euros
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Guest repliedAwesome! I love it! You are one innovative guy, I have no doubt we will have a VERY cheap ignitor replacement out of all this!
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That's impressive work Kokar! You have far more patience than I do and a few more resources too by the looks...
Will be staying tuned for more updates, and this circuit should work for all the bikes using the same ignitor...
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Guest replied----> cable color
----> SG + motor
---> SG + motor 2
---> test bed
---> spark plugs
as we can see the pickup coil must be between 60 - 80 OHm
signal generator service manual
to be continued ....
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Guest repliedi gave the pcb with the schematic for develop, so in a few days it will be ready.
In the meantime I collect all the materials to build a simulator to test the ignition when ready
-----> cable from pc power supply
-----> parts
-----> igniter connector
---> deskjet motor
Laser 4050 roller
---> signal generator output
---> SG + roller - magnet
-----> SG + roller - magnet 2
----> SG + roller -magnet 3
---> SG closeup
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Guest repliedafter that i cleaned the PCB
and here is the new PCB with 2 modification
Last edited by Guest; 09-18-2011, 07:23 AM.
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'81 GS550T ignition replica for a few euro !
Buy parts at a low price for your snowmobile here at Alpha Sports, we carry a LARGE variety of parts and accesories.
part number --> 32900-47320
USD Price 561.79$ is too much !
I decided to find a way to remove the resin and copy the circuit
The removal was done with heat gun and a small screwdriver
at this point I took the parts out, and measure the value of them
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