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Unidentified Part IV
#1
Hello - anyone like to guess what this is?


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#2
Distributer rotor, but I don't know what distributer its for.
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#3
It looks like one for a CAV DS4.
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#4
Looks pretty similar go this one.


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#5
Did the CAV DS-4 dizzy cap have a fixed center(coil) electrode? Regardless, I like seeing that in this period there was no set way of designing things.

Erich in Seattle
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(01-06-2018, 03:27 PM)Erich Wrote: Did the CAV DS-4 dizzy cap have a fixed center(coil) electrode? Regardless, I like seeing that in this period there was no set way of designing things.

Erich in Seattle

The manufacturer is "Commercial Ignition" a well known maker of pattern part  (30'-60's) that may be a part number on the face.
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#7
Identical to a Ducellier rotor arm fitted to a Rosengart, also fitted to a Triumph spitfire circa 1965
I am always interested in any information about Rosengart details or current owners.
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(01-06-2018, 03:27 PM)Erich Wrote: Did the CAV DS-4 dizzy cap have a fixed center(coil) electrode? Regardless, I like seeing that in this period there was no set way of designing things.

Erich in Seattle

Yes.

Tony.
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#9
I found a couple of them among the Austin Seven spares that came with the RK & AG I brought in from the USA. Made in England.
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