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    I'll bet it is to all awnsers, ever been tickled by it ? 70 Kv that should put you into orbit quite nicely. So with it being transistor fired does it still use the old points as the trigger or is it electronically triggered as well, oh hang on you have had it since the 70's so it would still be points fired at the distributor. What is the voltage AC or DC because I am not sure if electronic circuits use either ac or dc voltages.
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    Exactly when did judson design this system ? I am just wondering at the possibilities that chrysler copied the idea of Judson. So TV's are dc then ! I'll take your word for it the only part of a TV I want to see is the frount. As I say to an often quoted phrase at work. You go HEAD AND DO YOUR WIRING, i'LL STICK TO MY DIESILS.
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    Sure looks pretty complicated in there, is there anything you cant do ?
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    Yeah well I am more the mechanical bent, thats my baby, mainly like making things, so go pretty well with the welding and believe it or not carpentry as in house modifications or building. Pretty good at whacking up a bigger garage to.
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