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Re: Driving an HEI Module with other signals
The (however many wire it is?) HEI module was designed from conception to be
operated by a logic signal!, so doing so means just that - connect a logic
signal! - 'Turn on' the bypass mode, and just feed the logic input; the VR
input is needed/used only for starting/limp-home on those old things.
Without the VR _input_, you lose the _reference _output_.
The truth about about advance in the module when using the VR input only is
a lot different than what I have seen in any of the books (they all say 'no
advance'); the module provides a step advance above some RPM 2,500, or so
(this means don't forget to plug in the distributor cable!
Mike
From: Brent Obermiller <ober_b@sssnet.com>
Reply-To: gmecm@diy-efi.org
To: gmecm@diy-efi.org
Subject: Re: Driving an HEI Module with other signals
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 09:41:10 -0500
This may be more of a question than comment: I thought I
read somewhere that the electrical caused by the reluctor
shifts phase at different rpm (or rate of cutting flux
according to Maxwellian Theory). Additionally, it went on
to say that the GM module compensated for that. The point
being (if this true) is that the point wouldn't shift and
the module would introduce a skew to the timing curve.
-Brent
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