| To: | british-cars@hoosier |
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| Subject: | RE>RE- coils and ballast re |
| From: | Jerry Kaidor <Jerry_Kaidor.ENGINTWO@engtwomac.synoptics.com> |
| Date: | 1 Apr 92 15:30:02 |
Reply to: RE>RE: coils and ballast resis
Daren Stone writes:
That's probably why the ballast is insulated in
ceramic (low heat coefficient), as opposed to just
electrically insulating it, which would be much
cheaper.
**** Ballast resistors are wound on ceramic cores because they get hot, and
ceramic can take the guff. The resistance-wire-in-the-harness trick just
saves having to mount the resistor as a separate part on the firewall, and
having to connect to it.
- Jerry
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