Trispark Podtronics filter

Drummer99 · Oct 2, 2021

Hi can anyone tell me where the filter is wired into the podtronics recitifier with Tri spark ignition Is it on the hot or ground side? Thx Jack

cliffa · Oct 2, 2021

Drummer99 said:
Hi can anyone tell me where the filter is wired into the podtronics recitifier with Tri spark ignition Is it on the hot or ground side? Thx Jack

It connects in the +ve (red line) as shown on the Tri Spark website https://www.trispark.com.au/filter-for-electrical-noise-reduction

Drummer99 · Oct 3, 2021

Drummer99 said:
Hi can anyone tell me where the filter is wired into the podtronics recitifier with Tri spark ignition Is it on the hot or ground side? Thx Jack

THx I found it on their website also

Derek Wilson · Oct 3, 2021

Word of warning - it did not work on my bike. Basically disabled the charging system. I had to remove my PODtronic and go with a different solution.

YING · Oct 3, 2021

Not to sound stupid but what purpose does that filter do and why is it there?
Thanks,

kommando · Oct 3, 2021

YING said:
Not to sound stupid but what purpose does that filter do and why is it there?
Thanks,

From the Trispark link above.

Use this filter in combination with the Podtronics Single Phase POD-1P-HP (also known as CS4035) Voltage Regulator. This filter will reduce the electrical noise produced by this regulator. The electrical noise will interfere with the function of electronic ignitions.

YING · Oct 4, 2021

Kommando, thanks for the reply. I have been running a 3-phase alternator for years now and that is probably the reason for my question. I should learn how to read!

Tiger Shark · Oct 4, 2021

That “filter” disabled my Triumph, above 3500 it ran like a hairy goat, got rid of the filter and back to normal. Trispark ignition.

Trispark Podtronics filter

Drummer99

cliffa

Drummer99

Derek Wilson

YING

Pittsboro,NC

kommando

YING

Pittsboro,NC

Tiger Shark

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