dump the cdi ,,get the point
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dump the cdi ,,get the point
Theres so much talk about cdi's blowing and the expense of replacing it ,, and then theres the restrictor in the cdi that hold the revvs back thus slowing the bike down,,Well , Has anybody done a \"points\" conversion.thus doing away with the cdi alltogether.Is it possible?? 

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Yes , its ongoing ,, I dont want to sugest a product that dosnt work or causes the fault it supose to protect..Thre are three avenues im looking into ..andyw wrote:I thought someone was looking at developing an on line fuse device to fit between reg/rec & cdi unit. Has this progressed?
1/-.secondary regulator?
2/.manual fuse or overload breaker
3/.electronic power monitoring device?.
ive also wondered if just powering the cdi with a battery and using the alternator soaly to charge would suffice ,, ?
ill post on my findings soon
here is a guide to testing them...
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/bikesparks/CDI_1.htm
i also read somewhere that the CDI takes a high voltage from the coil on the engine to feed the Capaciter in the CDI unit....there ain't no alternator.
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/bikesparks/CDI_1.htm
i also read somewhere that the CDI takes a high voltage from the coil on the engine to feed the Capaciter in the CDI unit....there ain't no alternator.