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Re: What kind of a regulator is this one ?
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Posted by Amateur Mechanic ... working fine now !!! on September 14, 2002 at 10:22:48 from (209.47.89.130):
In Reply to: What kind of a regulator is this one ? posted by Amateur Mechanic on September 13, 2002 at 07:47:35:
I thought maybe I would start with the easiest thing to test, that being the ammeter. I hooked up one that I knew was working and everything seems fine now ... the system is charging and working well. Meanwhile, I found out locally here that this regulator is called a vibrating voltage regulator ... the one winding is the cutout relay and the other one controls voltage. As mentioned below, it is indeed a 3rd brush generator and the basic setting for amperage current output is done inside the generator via the 3rd brush location adjustment.
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