The Super-Mag and Sprintmag have a separate internal stator winding and a separate external coil. This device back-feeds battery voltage into the stator momentarily to create a spark at low speeds.
The OAC Vertex utilizes the primary windings in the internal coil for its stator. This primary winding is surrounded by many turns of very fine wire (the secondary winding). Putting voltage to a Vertex even for a second puts the internal coil secondary windings at great risk. It would probably burn the coil out.
An OXC Vertex (separate external coil) could probably get away with it. Both styles of Vertex make really good cranking spark, so I'm not sure anyone would ever need to do this. In fact, it is rarely used with the Super-Mag or Sprintmag either! Just in extreme cases of big mag, slow cranking speed.
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