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Old 01-20-22 | 11:55 AM
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2flit
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Bikes: 1968 Rene Herse Gentleman's Bike; 74' Jim Merz; 84' Rodriquez tandem; 2012 Bilenky Tandem; 67' Cinelli SC; 84' Specialized Exp; 71' Holdsworth; 94' Weigle Classic 68cm; 49’ Gillott, 48̵’ Hugonnier-Routens; working on 1940’s Fol

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Originally Posted by unterhausen
How did you test it? Are you sure it's not the wiring in the fork? I'm sure SoN would fix it for you, but it's too bad you had the wheel repaired. If you send it to Peter J. White, he would put a rim on it to test it.

Other thoughts. What is the ground path? Is there some point where a ground wire is attached to the fork, or does the ground path go through a series of bolted connections?
If it's a series of bolted connections, are all the places where that is done made from stainless and are they currently corrosion free?
When the light did not work, I took the weel out of the frame; held voltmeter contacts to the SL (Contactless) surfaces (positive and negative) then spun the wheel
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