Its the voltage at/on the battery that really matters NOT the open unloaded output of the genny only. That being said, I DONT THINK I WOULD DO ANYTHING FOR A WHILE. Right after a start up its normal for her to charge at a fairly high output, but after a while she ought to back off, see if that happens after 30 or so minutes at fast RPM. Yes 15 sounds a bit high IF THE METER IS ACCURATE??? and if it stayed there a long time you may overcharge and boil over. Id expect after a while it (battery voltage) should back off to like 13 to 14 volts depending on battery and genny and RPM.
Keep an eye out for excessive outgassing and/or acid boil over and have the battery tested and if its okay run her a while BEFORE messing with the VR, it may be doing its job or you meter may be off??
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