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[Stocky_s]

Model: mini 1000
Year: 1969-1970

Basically i bought a set of omex sequential shift lights for my mini wired it in and set it to 2000 shift point with 100 increments
start her up
rev it to 2000 nothing even tried 2200 and still nothing the lights stay off, i have a tachometer fitted and am using the coil negative wire from that, am using switched 12v that my tach uses and the same earth too.

I have a dynamo if this would effect it???

Thanks in advance

[Stocky_s]

surely someone has these fitted and can advise me?

[AlexP]

any use:

http://www.omextechn...wnloads/SLS.PDF

[AndyMiniMad.]

Hello, I know nothing about this set up but wiil it even work at 2000 revs??? seems a low amount to be asking for a change up!

[AlexP]

I agree, that is near stalling speed for my motor!

[Stocky_s]

Hello, I know nothing about this set up but wiil it even work at 2000 revs??? seems a low amount to be asking for a change up!

well it says in the manual its lowest revs are 2,000 and highest are 20,000 so i just put it there for a test.

[Stocky_s]

any use:

http://www.omextechn...wnloads/SLS.PDF

Thanks alex, it did come with one and i cant see that its wired wrong

[AlexP]

No worries, I'm afraid I cannot help any further. Good luck.

[Stocky_s]

No worries, I'm afraid I cannot help any further. Good luck.

ok thanks anyway mate, someone said on a different site that it works off a -7 +7 square wave so i dunno if my -ve from coil doesnt go low enough, have emailed omex so hoefully they'll suggest something

[Stocky_s]

Found the problem, one of thoes little connectors that splices wires together hadn't cut throught the insulation on the coil wire, so i re-did it and it now works fine thanks everybody for your help.