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Topic: Voltage regulator tutorial ?
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| riverbend
08-29-2012 13:49:16
74.46.191.98
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Did anyone keep the link to the VR tutorial that explained which coil and set of points does what ?Grounding the field on my Super C makes it charge again. Either I'm going to figure out how to fix these things or I'm going solid state... Thanks Greg |
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| rhtx55
08-29-2012 18:46:58
207.119.62.196
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Re: Voltage regulator tutorial ? in reply to riverbend, 08-29-2012 13:49:16
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| gene bender
08-29-2012 18:23:41
67.55.226.123
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Re: Voltage regulator tutorial ? in reply to riverbend, 08-29-2012 13:49:16
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| If that makes it charge run ti there are tons of them running like that and it doesent make any difference what color the tractor is just seen lots that way. |
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| John T
08-29-2012 15:22:16
216.249.82.117
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Re: Voltage regulator tutorial ? in reply to riverbend, 08-29-2012 13:49:16
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| | I dont have a Voltage Regulator "Tutorial" but I do have a canned Charging Troubleshooting Procedure. If it charges ONLY with the Gennys FLD grounded but NOT otherwise: VR isnt well grounded VR is bad or mis adjusted Wires open from FLD on Genny to FLD on VR John T |
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| Brownie 450
08-29-2012 15:21:01
66.43.241.198
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Re: Voltage regulator tutorial ? in reply to riverbend, 08-29-2012 13:49:16
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| The relay that is normally open [NO] closes when the gen starts to produce more than battery voltage. The normally closed [NC] relay is supposed to start pulling open when voltage reaches around 6.5 volts. This is the relay which "grounds" the field. If the regulator base isn't grounded well, the field relay can't send current/ voltage from the generator F terminal to ground. You might try a little crocus cloth on the field relay contacts to burnish them. |
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