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05-16-2003 14:31:30

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I need to put a new regulator on my 830 and need to know which two terminals to momentarily touch to polarize it I thought I had it wrote down somewhere but I cannot seem to find it. Thanks

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05-16-2003 15:23:37

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Re: Hey John T or any Electrical Experts in reply to BJ, 05-16-2003 14:31:30

Be careful there BJ, thats 24 volts your arcing!

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05-16-2003 16:30:27

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Re: Re: Hey John T or any Electrical Experts in reply to DP, 05-16-2003 15:23:37

Guess I should have said pony start only 6 V

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05-16-2003 15:10:38

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Re: Hey John T or any Electrical Experts in reply to BJ, 05-16-2003 14:31:30

Hey BJ, Well, Whether or not I'm any expert is sure a matter of debate, but I can tell you to polarize, after everything is all wired up and the gen has a good ground and the VR a good ground (usually to the generators frame), you momentarily jump/connect the Voltage Regulator's BAT terminal over to its ARM (or GEN) terminal, and you should get a small spark. You're actually momentarily connecting battery voltage to the generators armature, cuz theres posed to be full battery voltage at the VR's BAT terminal and the VR's ARM terminal is posed to be wired to the generators Armature post.

Ol John T

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05-16-2003 16:29:14

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Re: Re: Hey John T or any Electrical Experts in reply to John T, 05-16-2003 15:10:38

Thanks, just got it switched and going again

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