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Posted by souNdguy on March 20, 2005 at 12:53:31 from (12.77.214.194):
Dilema solved. I was finally able to get it to polarize as positive ground and charge yesterday. No matter what I did would get it to polarize as negative ground. I cleaned on it some more and totally redid the wireing, and messed around with it all morning.. got the regulator working good, and finally got the genny to polarize as negative ground. Just out of the blue it started working. After further investigation... I think I had some dirty terminals, and a partial short of the field post giving me some problems. Works great now. Genny will run ignition, and 3 55w lamps, and still kick about 2 amps positive for charge, at mid throttle and up. Soundguy
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