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Posted by Jim Scarlott on March 04, 2004 at 22:00:20 from (68.19.218.223):
I have a 12V solar system that goes through controlers (simaler to a voltage regulator) I finaly found a tractor 12V regulator with 4 wire hook up F,L, BAT, G I could not find a wiring diagram that would help me to use this in place of the 12 amp charge controler I believe F is Field L is load BAT is battery and of course ground now I have a comon ground for solar panel and Battery bank and controler what I need to know is the 12V pos from solor panel will that hook to field like pos output on generator the of course my 12V lights to L for load and bat to battery and all on the comon ground can someone tell me if they think i got this right (field is the only one throwing me) it's been a long time and i'm not sure of it's function. Thanks Jim
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