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Heywood Jablome
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| Posted: Sun Sep 21, 2008 4:38 pm Post subject: How to ID 2,4,6 pole magnetics? |
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My 9500 has 2,4 magnetics with two rings... Before putting it ALL back together again, I'd like to do 2,4,6. The 8110 I'm looking at is a week or more away, so the question is... Will the magnetics on my (now dead) 1208/2 fit (tube diameter looks the same, not yet measured) and are they 2,4,6?
On the 1208/2 the magnetics are three-ring, but only the outside rings have knobs... Will 2,4,6 have three knobs, or are the 4 pole magnets not adjustable relative to each other?
--Edit... Just found this thread: http://www.curtpalme.com/forum//viewtopic.php?t=8948&view=previous
Looks like I have 2,4 with a dead ring in between in the 1208 (same CPC magnets as shown in the pic in that thread.)
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Nashou66
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Heywood Jablome
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| Nashou66 wrote: | | you put the wrong link i think |
Wierd. That was a paste out of a google site: search. I bumped it...
http://www.curtpalme.com/forum//viewtopic.php?t=8925
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