DIY_EFI Digest V4 #654

[rr]

Bifilar just means that the two windings are wound
at the same time.

For a sec and a pri, they are laid next to each other,
not one on top of the other (and this has nothing to
do with the fairer [oh, never mind]. . .)

BobR.

Trifilar and quadfilar mean just that, three or
four windings done together.


> Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 08:38:00 -0800
> From: rhuish at goldrush.com
> Subject: Re: DIS
>
> - - ----- Original Message -----
> From: scott christensen <scottchristensen at hotmail.com>
> Subject: DIS
>
> >>MSD is adverising a DIS 4 cylinder unit in the foreign car mags
> >>(Sport Compact Car), ie sold in USA about foreign.
>
> >Might hook up with one of the guys from AU., there is a CD kit
> >available.
> >Down side is winding your own transformer.
> >Grumpy
>
> I bought one of those CD kits.(JayCar, AU)...looks good, has all
> the components and documentation. I'll give a performance report if
> I ever find someone to help me wind the xformer. :-(
> Bifilar windings? what's that, not anything a novice like me can do.
> Sure wish there was a ready made xformer available.
>
> They (Jaycar) also make a programable advance kit...Has two
> different programmable advance curves, but could be modified to
> work in "real" time...
>
> CudaBob '65 - Angels Camp, Calif
> CudaBob at workmail.com
> http://www.goldrush.com/~rhuish/
>