Posted by gbs on April 12, 2015 at 05:57:03 from (71.54.140.145):
In Reply to: 6 Volt Generator posted by John B. on April 11, 2015 at 20:30:38:
though it's contrary the the correct police they can,will and are being used, most generators don't charge much if any at idle whereas an alternator will,two big arguments not enough voltage but most can produce 17 volts or better,next can't stand the increased voltage ,first of all most 6 volts are built as good per-se as a 12 because of the high resistance of a 6 volt,next the max voltage and amperage output is only required for a short period if everything is normal,it all boils down to how much constant demand is put on the system, ie even though rated at the same voltage and comparable amp output, use one of the snuff can size high output alternators compared to a 34si delco with a 70 amp constant load see with one holds up the longest
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