Bob M or Jim or others more IHC familiar will have to help you with the specifics of what switch terminals are what etc
BUT YESSSSSSSS you can still use that switch to control lights, but DO NOT RUN ANY WIRES FROM IT DOWN TO THE GENNYS FLD POST as you do if its used for Low/High charge control as the Voltage Regulator now controls that. The only difference is where the gennys FLD used to wire up to that switch, but using a VR it wires to the FLD terminal on the VR instead.
BAT on VR to load side of ammeter ARM/GEN on VR to gennys ARM post FLD on VR to gennys FLD post
NOOOOOOOOOOO wires from genny to LHBD switch, just use it as a light switch
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