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Re: Delco generator voltage change over.
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Posted by Indiana Jones on September 15, 2001 at 14:45:39 from (63.146.82.119):
In Reply to: Delco generator voltage change over. posted by Mr.B~MI on September 15, 2001 at 11:29:00:
I believe the main problem would be the generator's field winding. It would have a reluctance designed for 6 volts. In other words if you applied 12 volts to it, it would draw twice as much current and probably burn out. I don't think the regulator could compensate for the increased field current. But until the field did burn out, the generator would really put out. This problem might be overcome with a heafty resistor (maybe 50 watts or so) so that the field still got only 6 volts. As another idea I would think only the field needs to be rewound for 12 volts. Since they come out of the generator with a couple large screws, I would almost think a person could rewind them himself using the same wire and length as a 12 volt generator.
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