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Topic: Re: 8n pulling 30 amps at 1/2 throttle no load
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| soundguy
10-30-2012 06:28:22
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just to recap. if the vreg field contacts are propped open with a toothpic does the charge drop?if yes, and the field contacts are jsut ataying closed full time.. then the vreg is bad.
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| ToddNick
10-30-2012 13:27:46
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Re: 8n pulling 30 amps at 1/2 throttle no load in reply to soundguy, 10-30-2012 06:28:22
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| | Yea, the voltage dropped to zero when I propped the field contact open with a toothpick. Nice trick. I will get another new VR and see if that fixes it. Stupid question- Can the gap be set on the field contacts? I appreciate the knowledge you folks have in regards to these old gems.
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| soundguy
10-30-2012 14:18:31
107.41.211.89
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Re: 8n pulling 30 amps at 1/2 throttle no load in reply to ToddNick, 10-30-2012 13:27:46
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| | sometimes you can find an adjustable field and cutout reg.. most of the itme adjustment is by tweaking / bending. in your case.. field ckt may actually be dead, and thus not operating the field contacts at all.. just leaving them closed..
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