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Re: Q for Bob M or others - diode in 3-wire, start
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Posted by Bob M on December 22, 2004 at 04:23:48 from (151.190.254.108):
In Reply to: Q for Bob M or others - diode in 3-wire, starter s posted by Dave in CT on December 21, 2004 at 20:15:11:
Dave - To your questions: 1 � As the others suggest below, for the #2 terminal wire you can use as small gage wire as is mechanically possible. (#2 is the voltage sense terminal for the internal regulator. It carries only a miniscule amount of current - something on the order of 1 milliampere.) 2 � Use either a warning light OR a diode, but not both! No need to worry about draining the battery when shut down thru the warning light � the system is specifically designed to work with the light. However if you are concerned about the warning light burning out and disabling the alternator while running, you can wire a 15 to 30 ohm, 2 watt (minimum) resistor in parallel with the lamp. 3 � You sure you�ve got 4/0 primary wire there and not AWG #4? 4/0 is HUGE - like �� iron pipe. Anyway, with cable that heavy you certain won�t need to add a solenoid to reduce the cable length � the extra couple feet of cable is inconsequential! Hope this helps...
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