- magnetically controlled electronic ignition
Dictionary of automotive terms. 2015.
magnetically controlled electronic ignition
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controlled electronic — See magnetically controlled electronic ignition … Dictionary of automotive terms
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electronic — Featuring semiconductors (usually transistors) as an operating medium. Also see fully electronic ignition high energy ignition system with electronic spark timing magnetically controlled electronic ignition … Dictionary of automotive terms
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