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Re: for Gerald J and 35 A or anyone about generator
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Posted by old on August 03, 2007 at 11:40:46 from (4.244.217.51):
In Reply to: for Gerald J and 35 A or anyone about generator posted by flashback on August 03, 2007 at 10:29:30:
Well to start with you need to either go 100% 6 volt or 100% 12 volt. You can not use 12 volt lights with a 6 volt battery or a 6 volt genny and have a 12 volt battery you have to have every thing one or the other not a little of both because a little of both will not work. Easies way is to use a Delco 10si alternator which is 3 wire works better then a 1 wire type and also is a lot cheaper. A 3 wire can be had for less then $40 but a 1 wire is around $70. 3 wire is also less likey to give you battery drain problems and high RPM start up problems
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