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  1. - 28th April 2009, 20:45 #1
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    Wink Kiss method

    Hi,

    You also can use a small relay ( 1 Amp. Omron G5V i.e. ) , placed along the Ignition Coil;

    just scope what is going out of the coil pins of the relay ...

    oh, surprise ! ... and moreover ... no HV spikes !!!

    Alain
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    Default code box

    Hi Darrel,
    thanks for the tip with the code box, appreciate it.
    Gunther
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