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Re: Checking Voltage of a generator
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Posted by Roger Mills on January 11, 2007 at 07:53:27 from (71.213.68.25):
In Reply to: Re: Checking Voltage of a generator posted by John T on January 10, 2007 at 07:42:26:
John, 3 terminal CUTOUT has one relay between BAT and ARM terminal and FLD terminal has a resistor to ground inside the box. If connected to gen field it will put out about 1/2 max rated current. Wired this way when no lights and it has electric start. If lights are installed, (option), then the wire from the field of the gen to the cutout is disconnected and the light switch controls output through its own resistor. This is Delco-Remy, not Bosch. The Bosch was used with lights but no electric start.
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