This little box is a solution to several problems we hear about all the time. Racers who run a crank trigger pickup with their MSD mag would generally like to still use the pickup inside the magneto selectively. They'd like to utilize different timing between the two trigger sources and be able to switch back and forth between them at will for a start retard for example. Regular changeover switch setups must be on the motor because running the trigger signals all the way to the dash and back can pollute the signals with noise causing misfiring. This device allows the driver to switch between the trigger sources using a remote switch wire. Simply ground the select wire for one trigger signal, unground it for the other. Another common headache is killing an MSD mag elegantly. The 12 and 20 usually need the two wire harness with deutsch connectors run to the dash. The 44 needs a kill solenoid or an expensive high-current switch to kill it. Our little box allows the mag to be killed by cutting the trigger signal OFF remotely. With the kill wire grounded, the motor runs. Unground it to kill the engine safely and elegantly from afar. Finally, many customers wish to be able to kill the mag when the master disconnect switch on the vehicle is turned OFF. This device connects to vehicle voltage in order to function. When the power is cut, the mag is killed automatically. The select and kill switches can be placed anywhere on the vehicle and any low current switches can be utilized. The remote wires for this product are only 18 gauge - no heavy high-current wire required. Even if you don't run a crank trigger, this box is a great kill solution for any Pro-mag. Read the product instruction sheet and wiring schematic. Will this product work with the MSD Power-grid? YES! And here's the schematic for that. The color-coded, gender specific plugs prevent improper connections. This device works fine with supply voltages ranging from 9 to 24V DC. Gold plated connections, twisted pair signal handling and epoxy encapsulation ensure reliability under the harshest of conditions. OTTPA Wiring Schematic for use in a pulling application can be found HERE.
