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Title: Industrial Ignition-The State Of The Art At Bendix
Author: Howard J. Dingman
Source: American Gas Association 1983
Year Published: 1983
Abstract: The many, many years of operations and experience with large spark-fired engines have seen a continuous succession of modifications and refinements in both the design and use of ignition systems. An afternoon spent at an antique engine collectors fair will serve to show the wide variety of design and the many different approaches to ignition used in the very early days. Eventually, the high-tension breaker timed unit magneto evolved as more or less the standard ignition concept for most industrial engines. The Scintilla Magneto Division, now the Engine Products Division of the Bendix Corporation, built its first Model PA industrial magnetos in the early 1930s. In the 50 years since then, we have progressed through the WN timer to the LA, LC, LAR, BLAR, S-1700 to the S-1850 and SS models.

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