Timing slip?
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Mountain Pass
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Right, I understand that. But which direction would my mark migrate when accelerating? Clockwise or countercw?
Cargo Master
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Your indicator will stay stationary, & the balancer scale will move anti-clockwise as revs increase.......
e.g. 10deg @ 800rpm.......25deg @ 2000......30deg @ 3000 etc (with the vacuum advance disconnected)
These figures are just an example - but higher rpm will give you a higher BTDC figure, until the mechanical advance reaches its limit.
e.g. 10deg @ 800rpm.......25deg @ 2000......30deg @ 3000 etc (with the vacuum advance disconnected)
These figures are just an example - but higher rpm will give you a higher BTDC figure, until the mechanical advance reaches its limit.
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