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« Reply #10 on: January 09, 2017, 01:20:31 pm »
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If measured in DC I would think What ever your battery Voltage is when in the ON State but that's not long enough to see on a volt meter.  Your just looking to see if it's firing.   A Scope would be best.  That's why I said to measure in AC Volts.   You should see Zero when off or not firing and  Some Ac voltage between Firing.   Do this without a Coil.   With a Could installed your going to be getting a few hundred volts on the Flyback.   

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