Friend John, I have seen them both ways. So it would be a look and see situation. Some of the ols armature insulation between segments is getting resistant to wear and a light undercut might not hurt in any case. Beautiful 40 degree day here with a 10% overcast. Looking forward to a deer hunt on the 14th. Interesting discussion on the sparky things (not quite resolved, but interesting none the less). Complex discharges are not simplified to lightbulbs very well. Railroad engines made by GE Transportation Division. Dash 9 CW 44 series and newer are started with a capacitor of about one Farad electronically controlled discharging into the generator (used as a motor) then entering a large inductor. it then discharges back into the motor (again computer controlled) to further spin it up into the capacitor. They have no cold start issues, and use a small battery bank to run the systems of the engine. Neat setup on a 6000hp diesel electric. Jim
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