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Hi Jan: That's a good idea once the mark is there you'd never have to fool with the plate again. I made a pointer out of a clip for a glass cartridge fuse and soldered the pointer to it. The clip fastens onto the cam screw. I'll put it on top of the scanner tomorrow and see if I can get a picture. Cheers: Paul > > Paul, > > if a person had a protractor, they could just put a mark on the case of > the magneto with a sharpie at the zero and at the 10 degree spots and not > even mess with the aluminum. > > I have made pointers out of .041 safety wire and a little duct tape. > Crude but it works. > > Also, if you had alligator clips (roach clips for you who went to high > school in the 70s) you could make jumper wires and just use a multimeter > set on continuity. Some multimeters have a squeaker that makes a noise > when you have continuity, so when the points open the thing goes quiet. > > > > Jan Z > ========================================================================== == == > To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm > > > ========================================================================== ==== To leave this forum go to: http://ercoupers.com/lists.htm
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