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p3 magnet/pickup help

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Posted by: cw242---------------------

thanks to all who posted in my previous post, the pic was very helpful!! anyway i busted my magnet with the hole in it (yes i overtighned the screw) the round one epoxyed to the disc fine and should hold up,,, however i just dont feel good with the epoxy the only thing holding it on..... any ideas on where to get more mags??? home depot maybe????? on a side note the thumb switch works when it wants to,,,,seems to be in the connector,,anyone else have this problem???thanks...cw



Posted by: MARK IT---------------------

CW, my magnet's been JB welded on for years and I've had no problems.
Radio shak has the mag's, I broke mine just like you and got mine out of
a refrigerator magnet (butterfly). just keep in mind that one side will work
your computer and the other won't, so glue it on correctly. Also i think some
magnets won't work (not strong enough) so get the good ones, or just check
out the frige!



Posted by: justql---------------------

I drilled a blind hole in my rotor and placed a small,1/8 earth magnet into it. The magnet holds itself in place. I had JB welded the magnet on my previous bike. Both work fine.



Posted by: placelast---------------------

You have to press the thumb switch like you mean it. That's one thing they need to improve/change.

Were you the one with the 4-strk. decomp. lever interference? I should have suggested another option: combo clutch/decomp. lever perch (Works Connection?)



Posted by: reynome---------------------

I have a Pacemaker and use the square magnet with a hole, but I used a piece of alum strip about a inch and a half long to mount the magnet using one of my existing rotor bolts. The magnet sits kind of recessed in the hub, the pickup is mounted with a similar piece of alum strip but bent so that it uses the bolt for the disc guard to hold it on. I dont have a digital camera so I cant upload a pic but this has worked for a long time, without any epoxy which I wouldnt trust.

You could call A-Loop and order another Im sure, all the stuff I used came with my unit.



Posted by: cw242---------------------

thanks for the help, ill pick up a spare and give the epoxy a good test over the next month before the season starts, of course it wont fall off until the worst possible moment!! :scream: cw




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