Posted by John T on October 24, 2010 at 16:31:41 from (66.244.97.31):
In Reply to: Cub generator posted by oldfarmer on October 24, 2010 at 15:05:42:
I agree with the Rusty one, Ive seen 3 brush gennys that used VR's and others that used Cutout Relays. If changing from a relay to VR, one might want to adjust the third brush (if its adjustable) for the max charge setting as the new VR will take care of regulation. The other option is use of a 3 (BAT ARM FLD) terminal versus a 4 terminal (BAT FLD LOAD ARM) VR and Bobs diagrams should cover either choice, the 3 is simpler to wire up. You no longer (if you swap relay for VR) run any wire from FLD on the genny up to the LHBD light switch if thats what it had
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