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Is there a magnet on the outside of the rotor/flywheel that works in conjunction with the pick up coil.  Or is it a different type of metal that changes the impedance to have the pickup coil do it's thing?  I'd assume that most othe Yamaha's use a similar operation.  Thanks,  Don't see anything about it in the service manual.  Don't see anyway to adjust the gap between the pickup coil and the flywheel. 

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