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Re: Generator to Alternator Conversion
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Posted by Dell (WA) on February 20, 2007 at 19:09:05 from (172.191.129.150):
In Reply to: Generator to Alternator Conversion posted by W R on February 20, 2007 at 18:44:55:
WR........12-volt alternators with built-in solid state voltage regulators are CHEAP and efficient. And work on completely DIFFERENT electo-mechanical principles than DC generators. Iff'n yer so sphincterly challenged, that your non-standard 12-volt conversion has to look like the original 6-volt DC generator, they already make 12-volt DC generators (that look like 6-volt generators) that can be use with external 12-volt squarecan voltage regulator. Early Ford Falcon's had 12-volt generators for example.........respectfully, Dell, a 12-volt advocate for the right reason and I know 8-ways to do it right, the first time.
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