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frankr
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    That’s a good point. It has such a funky name because it is somewhat special. It operates on input pulses on the order of 300 Volts. Not like a "normal" coil that runs on 6 or 12 Volts.

    BTW, you don’t want to go experimenting on that system. The pulse pack is easy to destroy and costs $$$