Transducers

[Guzziando]

Having looked at the Nederland Morini website [urlhttps://morini-riders-club.com/Nederland/tech.html#alternative%20systems][/url] I do not recognise my Transducer/coils? It is a 1976 MM350. I wonder if anyone could shed some light on the make of them?

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[George 350]

You have got the NLM ignition system on your bike. Well, at least part of it.
The bits in your picture are usually ok, it's the trigger part on the camshaft that can be awkward to set if you have that part as well.
Regards
George

[Guzziando]

You have got the NLM ignition system on your bike. Well, at least part of it.
The bits in your picture are usually ok, it's the trigger part on the camshaft that can be awkward to set if you have that part as well.
Regards
George

Thank you George, very helpful. I have found the instructions in the members area. Mine still has the original red pick-up installed

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The coils fitted seem very cheap to replace if anything goes wrong:

[urlhttps://www.aliexpress.com/item/100500766696368 ... 21%212%210][/url]

I have never checked the ignition timing, I am assuming that because it is the original pick-up, checking the timing will be the same as the manual?

[George 350]

Timing: Yes, same as standard.
You are lucky enough to have the original pick up as the NLM one can be a difficult thing to set up.

[70sbikes]

You are lucky enough to have the original pick up as the NLM one can be a difficult thing to set up

I've had the NLM pick up fitted for years. It's not that hard to set it up. I find using a piece of paper to set the gap is the way to go (you can't use standard feeler gauges because of the magnets). It does make a nice spark!

Trevor

[Davidgale]

hi trevor i have same system on my 500 which i am just about to start putting back together would it be possible to call you in a couple of months for any info i need on setting up ignition cheers