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The finned object in the picture of the CNW Norton is a 3 phase Sparxs rec./reg. & also Boyer ignition module.
With the Boyer Power Box (in above link from Old Brits), you don't need a battery. This unit is more like the old Mity Max than a Tympanium, in that you can eliminate the battery if you want, and it does the same task as the Typanium- rectify/regulate alternator output.
Sorry I can't answer your question Myke, I installed my Boyer Power box under the battery tray on my Triumph. Did mount the Boyer ignition module under the tank, as above. No problems so far.
With the Boyer Power Box (in above link from Old Brits), you don't need a battery. This unit is more like the old Mity Max than a Tympanium, in that you can eliminate the battery if you want, and it does the same task as the Typanium- rectify/regulate alternator output.
Sorry I can't answer your question Myke, I installed my Boyer Power box under the battery tray on my Triumph. Did mount the Boyer ignition module under the tank, as above. No problems so far.
