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Poul,

Correction. I just tested it 15,000 RPM with 7 strikes.
This is unprecedented in the world of ignitions.

I will mount it in a box to hide the secrets so I can demo it
to PVL. All we need in their lab is a 12 volt power supply and
signal generator. This will confirm what I am saying

It also works down to 8 volts and it is drawing less than one tenth
of an amp.

There are 3 kinds of ignitions in the world. Inductive, capacitor discharge and the Lamar :)

I need an automated coil winding facility and that is where PVL comes in.

Paul Lamar

Poul,

These PVL Art. Nr. 650 100  coils look like they are ideal for my
ignition. I will needs hundreds when we start to manufacture
these ignitions.

It is working very well at up to 12,000 RPM
so far with multiply strikes.

I imagine AIXRO are one of the largest customers PVL has.

I don't know where the price break is so I would like
buy 20 from you for testing purposes.

I would also like to talk to the PVL engineers about a minor modification.
I am sure you have some engineering contacts at PVL.
They would have to keep the information secret as I don't
want to apply for a patent. Too easy for people to copy it
and then you have to sue them. Not fun. Been there and done that.

One of my 1972 inventions is found on just about all manual car
transmissions
built in the world today.

I intend to keep the design a trade secret if possible.

I could come over for a meeting and take some coils back
in my check on luggage.

Paul Lamar