Re: [DML] Frequency Valve Voltage
   
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Re: [DML] Frequency Valve Voltage
- From: jwit6@xxxx
 
- Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2001 21:38:49 EST
 
The frequency valve is very similar to a Bosch fuel injector. If thats true 
then it should be designed with either a high or low impedance winding. Low 
impedance injectors should have a winding resistance of 1.7 to 3 ohms. They 
are opened with a current spike of 2.5 to 4 amps and help open with a current 
of .75 to 2 amps. High impedance injectors are usually 10 to 16 ohms. They 
are opened and held open with a about 1 amp. I believe both run at 12V. 
Putting 12V from a car battery across the injector will open it right up, at 
a very high amperage, and cause it to overheat quickly. You can actually feel 
it heat up in your hand. I wouldn't try this for more than 15 or 20 seconds 
at a time for crude testing purposes. A safer way to test is with a ballast 
resistor or 3 or more injectors in series.
Jim 
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