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Originally Posted by tubman
For the last three years, my partner and I have been trying to find a .33 micro-farad capacitor to be used in our units under certain circumstances. Recent research has yielded enough information that we have decided that the need for these is almost nil. It consists solely of those running good original Ford coils. It has come to our attention that the converted coils are different enough in electronic characteristics that a .33 micro-farad capacitor is probably a bad choice to run with them.
We are now working on determining what the actual capacitance of a condenser would be that would be optimum for these modified coils. For the present, ourt .22 micro-farad units continue to be a good choice for performance and minimal point wear.
I have been talking about the higher value units for so long that I thought it would not be fair to drop the search without giving notice.
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It must be hard to determine the cap value with the frequency varying all over the place. Is there a standard rpm (frequency) used for that?