Genghis Posted Monday at 09:40 PM Report Share Posted Monday at 09:40 PM Does anyone have information about PJS ignition systems based in Thorn Hill, Southampton in the 1980s? I have recently acquired a PJS magic box hopefully suitable for a Weslake points ignition. The box has a red circular badge on the top with the PJS sign in white letters. I understand other PJS boxes were badged with different colour ie green, Is this colour coding of any significance? There is also a sticker on the side of the box with a phone number 0703 464105. I have been told PJS closed years ago hence the request for any information, parts list/instruction manual. I am rebuilding a Weslake bike and intend to have the magic box made serviceable assuming this is the correct box for my Weslake. I presume the internal parts, rechargeable batteries and coil are still available and from whom? Also any recommendations of who to contact for a cost effective ignition box overhauled would be very helpful. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
THE DEAN MACHINE Posted Tuesday at 05:22 PM Report Share Posted Tuesday at 05:22 PM 19 hours ago, Genghis said: Does anyone have information about PJS ignition systems based in Thorn Hill, Southampton in the 1980s? I have recently acquired a PJS magic box hopefully suitable for a Weslake points ignition. The box has a red circular badge on the top with the PJS sign in white letters. I understand other PJS boxes were badged with different colour ie green, Is this colour coding of any significance? There is also a sticker on the side of the box with a phone number 0703 464105. I have been told PJS closed years ago hence the request for any information, parts list/instruction manual. I am rebuilding a Weslake bike and intend to have the magic box made serviceable assuming this is the correct box for my Weslake. I presume the internal parts, rechargeable batteries and coil are still available and from whom? Also any recommendations of who to contact for a cost effective ignition box overhauled would be very helpful. It will be cheaper to buy a new box than have that one recommissioned,nobody really repairs them these days,trackspark sell them for around £260 new Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genghis Posted Tuesday at 08:57 PM Author Report Share Posted Tuesday at 08:57 PM Thank you, I did wonder if this would be the case of purchasing a new one. It seems a shame to have what is effectively a "period piece" left sitting in the workshop and the bike not being 100% original. I have checked the batteries (6x 1.7Ah 1.2V) size C rechargeable but not even sure as to whether these are correct as original, or have been changed /upgraded. A new one it may have to be, but i would still be interested in any info on PJS and their boxes. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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