Just to be clear DP, the current being regulated is NOT the current for the ignition, that is on a seperate circuit and goes to the CDI. I think there is a bit of hype with this unit, I believe it works in the same way as the convensional regulators and will regulate the voltage by shorting to earth when voltage rises above a preset limit and will include a half wave rectifier for the DC trickle charge. I seem to remember someone asking Phillip from BGM some technical quaestions either on here or the LCGB forum and not getting a very technically conclusive reply. But not to worry, it will do what you want it toDoom Patrol wrote:I wasn't suggesting there was. Perhaps it was a poor analogy. Rather the regulator smoothed out any fluctuations in the current as opposed to physically altering the timing.
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Funny you should mention that. It was there site I drew the information from. 
