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Re: Re: Re: advice on H wiring 6 volt
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Posted by Bob M on November 15, 2001 at 12:38:03 from (165.170.128.65):
In Reply to: Re: Re: advice on H wiring 6 volt posted by Richard C on November 15, 2001 at 10:33:53:
Richard - Sorry....I don't have the internal wiring diagram for a regulator. I've got an old one in my "junk" box - as time permits I'll trace it out and make a diagram of it. Likewise I have no drawing of the back of your type of switch... Briefly here's what the regulator terminals do:
GEN - Connects to the generator A (armature or output) terminal to the regulator.
BAT - Connects to the ammeter and ultimately the ungrounded battery terminal. The cutout relay inside the regulator electrically connects the GEN and BAT terminals when energized - permits current to flow from the generator to the battery and loads.
FLD - Connects to the generator F (field or control) terminal. The voltage regulator relay inside the regulator controls generator output by grounding or passing field current thru a limiting resistor also inside the regulator
L - This is the Load or Light (I'm not sure which) terminal. Electrical loads like lights and ignition should be connected here. However it's not unusual for no connection to be made to L - it the L duplicates the regulator BAT terminal. Electrical loads can be connected to the regulator L, BAT or to regulator side of the ammeter with the same results.
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