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1. Giacomo P 27 Sep 2008
The nicest stator I have ever purchased, top quality craftsmanship, works great, Thank you very much MRB
2. BigRich 03 Jun 2009
I have been running one of these for a while now. I cannot recommend highly enough Another fabulous product Thanks MB
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Richard on 09 Aug 2011 asked "How has the stator been improved, and what wattage is it now putting out?"
MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: Tested and rewired to get the most power output from the flywheels magnetism. Theres talk of 120 Watts, but this is the limit set by the magnets.
Mark D on 15 May 2011 asked "I have a question about "Electronic stator plate, BGM type, 120W, version 2" What flywheel would you recommend for this when using with an Imola kit and Agusto retard unit -- looking for alternative to varitronic."
MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: The BGM stator works well with the Indian flywheels for this purpose.
Russ on 03 Jun 2010 asked "I have a question about "Electronic stator plate, BGM type, 120W version"Hi, can you tell me why you advise to not use with the af later type flywheel""
MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: There are difference with lots of flywheels, some can produce a miss fire, the AF flywheel has brass rivets which seem to cause a miss fire, we are working to improve the BGM stator to improve them and work with all flywheels for the future.
Kevin W on 14 Mar 2010 asked "I have a question about "Electronic stator plate, BGM type, 120W version" Hi Mark, Can I use this stator with my original gp150 Italian flywheel, as I'm still running 6v points electrics ? Thanks for any advice."
MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: No, this is a electronic type stator, you require a points type stator or you could swap for a complete electronic kit.
Ian m on 11 Dec 2008 asked "Hi Mark, How does the standard 12V ac regulator stand up to the increased output? Is there any reduction in lifespan? Thanks, ian"
MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: The standard regulator is well within the safe working operation of the 120 watt stator.
Dave W on 31 Jul 2008 asked "I have a question about "Electronic stator plate, BGM type, 120W version" Recently purchase from you a new Ducati CDI and regulator along with your mounting kit . It looks great as I can put the new items under the rear frame where they should be. It was a tough job, especially when I replaced all of the wiring without removing the floor boards or legshield! Anyway, when I looked at the old stator wire sleeving, I noticed two things: The white wire in the sleeve was actually broken and was just sitting in the stator loom. Secondly, the wire loom was not long enough to now reach the new CDI with its new location, as my old wiring system had an ugly unction box on the panel bracket Can I fit the BGM 120 v stator to my Indian GP with an indian flywheel? Is the BGM stator wire long enough to reach the CDI in its new position? What tools would I need to install it? Does the BMG stator have long enough wiring to reach the CDI (right side) without the need for a junction box by the stator? If I make the purchase, what other tools would I need for the install and do you carry them?"
MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: The BGM stator comes with long wires that can fit anywhere in the area where our mounting brackets fit.
Using our loom means you do not require the junction box.
To fit a new stator you will require a flywheel holding tool and flywheel extractor.
You will also require some timing equipment.
Refer to the Spanners manual on how to do the job.
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