(Fwd) 8N

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From: Gcbr
Date sent: Sun, 28 Mar 1999 13:21:11 EST
To: homebase
Subject: Re: 8N

In a message dated 3/28/99 11:16:38 AM Central Standard Time,

> A separate coil is
> needed of course, but how does one connect and to what does one
> connect, the high voltage wire ? You may not know what I'm
> talking about (your 8N may already be 12Volts) but my guess is
> you have an answer somewhere That is of course, if I have
> explained myself clearly enough !
>
> Any suggestion appreciated....and thanks
>
> Mike
>
Mike

My 8N is still 6 volts. At one time Tractor Supply had kit to convert them
to 12 volts tractor supply
. I have a friend who has converted his. I will ask
him.

Take Care
Arch

 

[homebase1]

Sorry All
I never cease to amaze myself with my stupidity. I ment to forward
this to my work mail Motormail , but instead put it on
the GMCnet.

Mike Beaton
NS.................they're not all this dumb here


> ------- Forwarded Message Follows -------
> From: Gcbr

>
> In a message dated 3/28/99 11:16:38 AM Central Standard Time,

>
> > A separate coil is
> > needed of course, but how does one connect and to what does one
> > connect, the high voltage wire ? You may not know what I'm
> > talking about (your 8N may already be 12Volts) but my guess is
> > you have an answer somewhere That is of course, if I have
> > explained myself clearly enough !
> >
> > Any suggestion appreciated....and thanks
> >
> > Mike
> >
> Mike
>
> My 8N is still 6 volts. At one time Tractor Supply had kit to convert them
> to 12 volts tractor supply
> . I have a friend who has converted his. I will ask
> him.
>
> Take Care
> Arch
>