I have a Commando 850 mkIII which I am restoring. I want to keep it original as possible but want electronic ignition. I have used boyer on the past but that was a long time ago now. Are the Boyer still good or is there better ones now that would fit in unseen?
With a mk3 to protect the…
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The Boyer Micro Digital an…
The Boyer Micro Digital and Boyer Micro Power (uses mini coils a for fatter sparks) are supposedly better units.:
http://atlanticgreen.com/boyerexposed.htm
http://atlanticgreen.com/boyerevolved.htm
Boyer site for above:
http://www.boyerbransden.com/microdigitalmicropower.html
Dyno Dave also talks about the Lucas Rita set up.
Finally a unit that looks extremely well made the fairly recently intoduced Wassel ignition unit: I have bought one of these for a Matchless twin...still to be renovated.
http://www.britishbikebits.com/wassell-vape-igntion-kit-triumph-bsa-norton#.WEaIPLKLSpo
http://www.grintriumph.com/images/Electrical/WasselIgnition/WW61495.pdf
Les
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Read Mark Woodward's comp…
Read Mark Woodward's comprehensive review of electronic ignition systems for Nortons which started in Rh312, November 2013 and spanned four issues. All are available in the on-line archive accessible on this web site.
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I fitted a Pazon system to…
I fitted a Pazon system to my MKIII. I haven't fitted the electric start yet but have done over 500 miles since getting it back on the road in September. Mostly first kick starts, no kick-backs and superb running, especially pulling from low revs.
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Thanks for all the replies…
Thanks for all the replies. The review is very interesting.
Ron
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With a mk3 to protect the starter you need a Boyer mk4 or a pazon, the boyer mk3 advances the timing at low voltages like when using a starter and the mk4 and pazon do not do this.