I agree with ny friend Bob. It truly DEPENDS ON THINGS LIKE: (First, the open unloaded output voltage dont mean all that much, its what it maintains into/across a battery that counts)
The condition of the battery (age, state of charge, design),,,,,,,,,,,,the condition and quality of the LHBD switch especially its wiring and its GROUND,,,,,,,,the adjustment of the third brush if a 3 brush genny,,,,,,,,the general condition of the genny.
The setting resting voltage of a good n charged battery should be near 6.3 volts but when coupled to a good charging system at RPM raise to the 6.5 to 7 or so range again depending on the Low/High switch position n the other things above.
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