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HT Lead to Mag Pick-up Connection Question

I want to make a really good connection between a new mag pick-up and the HT lead.

Is there a cunning way of getting the brass bit locked good and proper to the pick-up?

Regards

Pat

email (option): sacombsashtrees@hotmail.com

Re: HT Lead to Mag Pick-up Connection Question

I don't know any other method than the correct split brass washer soldered onto the HT lead and held tight with the knurled Bakelite nut.

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Ron

email (option): ronpier@talk21.com

Re: HT Lead to Mag Pick-up Connection Question

Thanks Ron.

Got all the correct bits from Les, split brass washer, new mag pick-up, new HT lead.

Regards

Pat

email (option): sacombsashtrees@hotmail.com

Re: HT Lead to Mag Pick-up Connection Question

In my experience, even this simple connection can cause issues.........

In the main, these can occur by using worn or pattern parts..........I have had past issues of having a fully-tightened (pattern) acorn nut that has seemingly not compressed the HT lead and washer firmly enough down to make a positive connection...........similar can also occur with worn old parts..............

If all is perfect, there is no need to solder the HT lead onto the split brass/copper washer to make a perfect connection.........simply splaying out the copper-core wires across the washer face is amply sufficient...............

Re: HT Lead to Mag Pick-up Connection Question

Same here.
Generous amounts of contact grease ( lanolin based ) inside the pick up to keep the water at bay and an O ring fitted on the HT lead then rolled down to the top of the cap to stop water running down the HT lead.

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