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Re: 1954 SH ammeter.
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Posted by GordoSD on July 17, 2007 at 13:00:18 from (66.115.200.140):
In Reply to: Re: 1954 SH ammeter. posted by Janicholson on July 17, 2007 at 11:57:52:
Thanks to the brain trust here, and some deuctive thinking on my part we now have 7-8 amps of charge. I popped the cover off the VR, and located the correct points. I just opened and closed them a couple of times. There was quite of bit of tension on the amp points. I checked them running, and when I opened them the gauge fell off to below zero. Then started the little fella, and thought I saw a little more charge. I ADVANCED the throttle up to about 1700 and the gauge flew over to 7 amps.Question I never asked was 'what rpm do you need for max charge'? I just assumed the system was engineered for lower RPM. So what is the rpm for fully rated output. I know when the shop tested it he had it REALLY humming on that machine. Thanks for all the help Gordo Now I know why I might have been draining the system. I did a lot of raking in 4th gear at a fairly low rpm.
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