Assertion: ballast resistor | /r/CapableOf | drop the voltage
Facets:
value: to safe levels
type: OTHER
value: during operation
type: TEMPORAL
value: to ~6 volts
type: OTHER
value: to protect the points
type: PURPOSE
value: as at
type: MANNER
value: a tad
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: If the car idles for a bit the ballast will heat up a little and drop the voltage a tad as at idle
text: The ballast resistor is bypassed briefly during starting, then, when the key is returned to RUN, the ballast is in circuit to drop the voltage (current flow) to safe levels during operation.
text: The ballast resistor drops voltage to ~6 volts to protect the points and since cranking lowers that already reduced voltage at the coil, the ignition needs a secondary source of power during cranking.
text: The ballast resistor is bypassed briefly during starting, then, when the key is returned to RUN, the ballast is in circuit to drop the voltage (current flow) to safe levels during operation.
text: The ballast resistor is bypassed briefly during starting, then, when the key is returned to RUN, the ballast is in circuit to drop the voltage (current flow) to safe levels during operation.
text: The ballast resistor is bypassed briefly during starting, then, when the key is returned to RUN, the ballast is in circuit to drop the voltage (current flow) to safe levels during operation.