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Re: 6V generator/regulator woes
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Posted by Hermit on August 09, 2005 at 11:12:00 from (69.21.48.102):
In Reply to: 6V generator/regulator woes posted by Georgia Boy on August 08, 2005 at 16:57:34:
The voltage regulator isn't concerned if it's controlling a 2 or 3 brush generator. The voltage regulator just controls the electron flow through the field coils that increases or decreases the magnetic field density. The only real concern would be if the generator is internally grounded or externally grounded. This would reguire different types of regulators; one acts as the ground of the field coils and the other acts as the voltage source for the field coils. I hope Georgia Boy got the right type regulator.
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