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Re: 6 Volt Alternators
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Posted by Bob M on January 14, 2003 at 08:56:43 from (165.170.128.68):
In Reply to: 6 Volt Alternators posted by Fred Probst on January 14, 2003 at 06:58:28:
Fred - I have no first hand experience with 6 volt alternators. However here's a couple observations: 1 - A 6 volt alternator conversion should provide most of the benefits (improved reliability, reduced maintenance and low RPM charging ability) of a 12 volt alternator conversion. Also you can reuse your existing 6 volt battery, lights, etc. 2 - Downside is cost ($80 - $110+) for a 6 volt alternator (vs <$40 for an equivalent rebuilt 12 volt unit). Keep in mind also that 6 volt electrical loads draw TWICE the current of equivalent 12 volt loads (i.e. a 35 amp, 6 volt alternator will power only HALF the number of headlamps as a 35 amp, 12 volt alternator). Finally, you still have a 6 volt cranking system with a 6 volt alternator. I too would like to hear comments from someone who has actually installed/used a 6 volt alternator! ...Bob M
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