Hi again Electro ..... I posted the question immediately below here on the Tractor Talk forum just a few minutes ago (Monday suppertime). I'll post it here as well in the original thread on page 3 today just in case you miss it in today's post. Here goes ... I hope you reply to either one.
You replied a few days back to a post I had made here on Tractor Talk regarding my Autolite generator and regulator (current regulator I think). You mentioned that the outside carbon "brick" resistor on the regulator had an approximate 3 ohm resistance value. Here's your reply ....
"For the regulator in your first link the fuse should be a 5 amp fuse and the resistor is 2.85 ohms."
Sounds to me that you know what you're talking about. Here's my question ... How do you know (or where did you get the info) that the resistance value of that resistor block is about 3 ohms? If you reply, I will tell you the reason why I ask this question.
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