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Re: I'm Kinda Dense: Alternators Again
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Posted by JOSSETTE on March 09, 2005 at 17:04:08 from (216.114.223.167):
In Reply to: I'm Kinda Dense: Alternators Again posted by Allan in NE on March 09, 2005 at 09:37:56:
I excite a gas alt with the coil resistor. the triangle of blacklash is from the (R) or battery side of the solenoid to the POS post on the coil. coil to a resis and resis to the IGN post on the switich. from the resis post that goes to the IGN-the exciter wire is born -this keeps the current going one way and saves wear on the points....it still gives you 12 volts at start and resists down to 8 volts when running...the curcuit is open when the switch is off( not draining the battery),,,, I have a diagram to make sense of it..
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