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Sorry if I confused you. I only use 1 module per cylinder so for a 2 cylinder engine that would be 2 modules. When I said use 3 modules per cylinder I meant if a person wanted to be able to switch between the 3 while the engine is running so only 1 module would be used for cylinder at a time but each of the 3 would have different timing properties.
Right now I am just trying to build a reliable module cheaply which I have done I just need to put some hours on the ones I built today. I do think the modules I am building with their current build would be good to like 10,000 rpms. I don’t know much about racing engines so I am not really the guy to help on that. You are correct the magnets do trigger the modules I am building when to fire.
The way I am building mine they mount to the exsisting magneto plate and use the oem coils which are plenty hot enough to fire the engine so I don’t think that a person would need any special coils. OEM replacement coils made in Germany would be my route if I were racing combined with the modules I am building possibly tweaked a bit to get more BTDC firing. If you wan’t a charging system you could put that on the outer part of the flywheel as you mentioned.
I hope that helps,
Joe
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