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[nyloncylon]

A note, what circuit to use depends on if the high voltage pulse out of the coil is negative or positive seen from the motor ground.
Also, we must check with the inventor on how many diode to use in each serial diode string.

Groundloop.

From the video it seems to be 8 diodes in each string in the backfeed protector.

NC

[bxngoc]

Thanks  Bob for your sharing info and communication with Bill.
Thanks Groundloop for clear explaination about ignition switch and solution for 230 VAC use. I always get your prompt help within one hour after my post. BTW my ignition coil has three poles: positive pole, negative pole and output pole: +12 VDC come to positive pole through a ceramic resistor that attached to ignition coil, a black-white wire from somewhere come to negative pole. there is a pair of red and black wires connect positive and negative to unit inside distributor. finally a thick wire connect output pole of ignition coil with distributor.
How to determine high voltage pulse out of the coil is negative or positive seen from the motor ground?
My car is Mitsubishi Lancer Ex, 1800cc,4 cylinders.It made by Japan in 1986. I bought this antique to make experiment. I ride motorbike everyday.

[Groundloop]

@bwb,

Thank you for clearing that up with the inventor.

@nyloncylon,

You are right. I have updated the drawings. (Attached.)

@bxngoc,

You can use the ignition wiring on your car just as it is now. You just has to add wires (high voltage insulated) to each
spark plug and to the diode strings.

>How to determine high voltage pulse out of the coil is negative or positive seen from the motor ground?

Working on that, stay tuned.............

Groundloop.

[Groundloop]

@bxngoc,

>How to determine high voltage pulse out of the coil is negative or positive seen from the motor ground?

I think the attached circuit will work. If it do not then you will only waste two inexpensive leds. :-)

Groundloop.

[goldenequity]

@ groundloop

Yup... you were right.... diodes going the wrong way in the diagram revision from lapperl.
Here is the email back from Bill (the video/.pdf guy)

The diodes in the 60 string are going in the wrong direction.
The ground for the capacitor should be to the battery, NOT to the 120 hot!
Cripes
When you geter done, could I have a copy for the PDF?
Much better than mine
Regards,
Bill

Nice Job on all this groundloop..... you're a real asset to the forum ... thanks for ALL!!