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Go Kart Ignition System Repair
Last time we went through the steps of diagnosing the faulty ignition system. We first tested for:
- Gas
- The switch was on
- Plenty of Compression
- Spark.
We discovered that the culprit was no spark. We also determined that the "No Spark" was coming from the ignition system, not clogged spark plugs or things like that. For whatever reason, the ignition system was not putting out.
We also determined that the shutdown system (the on-off circuitry) was not the problem.
So our next step was to look at the key that lines up the flywheel to the coil. Actually, with the solid state ignition, you should still get spark, but just at a different starting point in the cycle. Either advanced or retarded.
So the real culprit is the non-firing coil.
So what do you do? There are two options: find a similar engine that is sitting around and take its Magneto (coil), or buy a new Magneto.
Most people don't have engines sitting around, so buying is the next best thing.
Be prepared to pay $50+ for a Magneto. Also, it is handy to bring in the blower cover to the shop to let the tech read the correct Model and Serial Number.
In any case, be sure to get the correct Model Number and Serial Number for your engine. Also they will treat you better if you have these numbers before asking for the part. Call the part the correct name and they respect that as well.
To place the new magneto in place, fold a sheet of paper in half so it is two pages thick or even three pages. Then place the paper between the flywheel and the magneto. This will create the necessary gap for good ignition. If the gap is too large, then the spark may be weak. Too close and you will damage the coil and the flywheel.
You can rotate the engine so that the magnet attracts the magneto. Then tighten. Or your can just press down lightly on the magneto (so the paper , the magneto and the flywheel are compressing together) and tighten as well. Either method works fine.
I prefer, however, pressing the magneto down, because the magnet can attract more than I like and actually get the clearance between the flywheel and the magnet a little too close.
The first thing you want to make sure is that the Magneto is working. I like to just have the spark plug sit on the head and then spin the engine over. If there is spark, then the system is working properly.
Put it all back together!
Test run it!
Bottom line is that ignition is the first step in in testing why an engine is not running. Always check the electrical side of the engine first, then start digging deeping in the diagnosis of the engine problem.
Our main problem was an engine not running, there could have been other issues such as no fuel, bad valves or even a blown rod.
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How the Sport of Tennis Began
While tennis is a highly popular sport today, the history of tennis goes a long way before what it has become today. While the original game of tennis might have been different from what is currently played it is still one that has a strong history over the years.
The history of tennis starts about fifteen hundred years before the start of the Common Era. Drawings on Egyptian temple walls have shown what appears to be an early form of the game. This appears to have been an activity that was related to religious traditions. This idea was brought to the southern part of France around the year 800. This was done under the influence of the Moors.
The history of tennis in Europe first appeared as Christian monks played the game. Called "La Soule," players used their hands or a small stick to hit the ball from side to side. Eventually this game would spread to the public. A leather glove for handling the ball was soon introduced into the game, thus adding to the level of control of the ball. A small wooden stick was added to the glove. This made it similar to the tennis racket that is commonly used today.
The balls in tennis were originally made of wood. Eventually they became softer and made of different materials. This helped to get the game to be more popular in royal palaces around France.
The history of tennis continues into the sixteenth century. The game was called palm at this time, and the word tennis became used because it was shouted by players in France at the start of the game to state that the play can begin.
The general public is the next part of the history of tennis. The game spread around Europe in the seventeenth century, and English king Henry VIII was especially fond of the game.
In the nineteenth century the history of tennis continued to grow after the French Revolution stinted its progress. More tennis clubs were built around Europe, and lawn tennis became popular. This was especially seen in the forming of the Lawn Tennis Club in 1877.
With vulcanized rubber in production balls could be softer and easier to handle. Also, clay courts became popular, as the grass on courts could die easily.
Many organized meets are a part of the history of tennis. After the Lawn Tennis Club was formed a tournament was held for the sport, and eventually a committee for the club worked to create a system of rules for the game. The Wimbledon Championship was soon formed as a result. This tournament is still considered to be the greatest in the history of tennis.
Tennis became even more popular in the 1930s as matches were broadcast around the world on radio. After World War II the game became more popular in North America.
The history of tennis ends here, but with the sport growing in popularity the history of tennis is nowhere near completed.
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Polymer help?! SYNTHETIC AND NATURAL?
Sorry, really need help with this:
Synthetic polymers,
metals,
glass,
pottery,
or natural fibres such as wood
Thanks! its due in tomorrow, so answer now please! all i know is tennis rackets are now made of kevlar, but used to be made of wood.
Our new light weight tennis rackets are made out of titanium.
They do make them out of carbon fiber.
If you are talking about polymers, then you are talking organic. Metals and glass do not form polymers.
Pottery can be mixed with polymers.
Polymer materials come from coal, wood, petroleum, plants, and are reformed by man. There are plenty of natural polymers such as proteins, fats, starch, celluloses, etc
Jon Wertheim: More response to argument for Serena as greatest ever
Most of the mail this week both rebutted and supported my suggestion that Serena Williams is the GOAT of women's tennis. As usual, lop off 10 percent of the responses from both extremes, and we have a civil, engaging discussion. Some recurring themes:
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