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SC voltage reg.

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GS Austex

02-10-2004 07:38:14




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I'm trying to convert my late model SC electrical system back to 6V. The original 3rd brush generator - Autolite? GHD6001 came with it when I bought it but no regulator/cutout relay.

Questions for the experts-

1. Is it supposed to be a regulator and not just a cutout relay?

2. Are they hard to find ?




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Klyde

02-10-2004 09:55:02




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 Re: SC voltage reg. in reply to GS Austex, 02-10-2004 07:38:14  
Its supposed to be a 2 charge regulator. TC-4327E (TC meaning 2 charge) was the auto lite number. What it gave you was a high charge rate for when it was first started and with the lights on, then cut back to a low rate as the battery didnt need a lot of charging with a mag. Dont know if they are still made or not. Sometimes I used to replace them with a VRR-____( the VRR meaning Variable Resistance Regulator) they were better if some one put a distributor on or just light duty.

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GS Austex

02-10-2004 14:09:03




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 Re: Re: SC voltage reg. in reply to Klyde, 02-10-2004 09:55:02  
Klyde- thanks for the info, sounds like you've been through these things a few times. A local auto electric shop who checked out the gen. is also trying to get a reg. that will match, probably an automotive type.

Is this a VRR ?

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Klyde

02-10-2004 18:24:32




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 Re: Re: Re: SC voltage reg. in reply to GS Austex, 02-10-2004 14:09:03  
Most more than likely. The TC regulator can be compared to the light switch on the VA series or on the cousin IH electrical systems, and the AllisChalmers as well. They all had YOU doing the switching between high charge and low charge. It amazes me how they all did the same thing a little different.



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