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  Circuit Diagram for most bikes up to 1957 |
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Rating:10 Votes:8 (Rating Scale: 1 = worst, 10 = best)
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12 Oct 2012 |
| Author/Source: |
Chris Gee |
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| Posted by: |
geechr |
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8 Comment(s)
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By Colin F
12 Oct 2012
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Well thought out, it enables anyone to see the continuity of the circuit even if they cannot "read" a wiring diagram.
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By GDPR removal 92573
12 Oct 2012
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Really good and simple wish I had one for my Greeves.
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By 1608
13 Oct 2012
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Great idea, rather like Beck's underground map principle, user friendly.
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By Cerberus
14 Oct 2012
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I've always struggled to interpret traditional automotive wiring diagrams, regardless of having been trained as an electronics engineer. A standard electrical circuit diagram (as shown) I have no bother with. Excellent. It must be a mind set or over-training. Now can we have an equivalent one for alternator bikes?
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By Johnobirches
15 Jul 2013
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Excellent - thanks.
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By bry27
14 Dec 2014
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its great diagram helped me out
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By MB Canada
26 Mar 2015
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Great diagram!! I have a 1950 G80S and my question is; How can one tell if the Dynamo is properly grounded?? I see your ground in the diagram and my Dynamo has the two wires going to both D and F at regulator. I don't have power from my dynamo and wanted to check ground? Does the dynamo ground just from mounting to frame? How can i check? Thanks.... Clark
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By Dixter
03 Oct 2017
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Quite well done.
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