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The Pazon sure fire has a sleep function to protect the coils, so a few seconds after you turn the ignition on the Pazon as the Boyer does goes to sleep. The Boyer needs one signal from the 2 small magnets to wake up but the Pazon needs 2 signals and they need to be close enough together to show the engine is at a minimum of 200 rpm. So if you don't kick it fast enough it won't spark but the spark test works. A way round this is to turn the ignition on just before you do a kick second method is a bump start. Found this out on a B50 after days of me being able to kickstart it but the owner never could except but a bump start. I was kicking faster being 20 years younger.