Yes no maybe. A set of field coils that are one continuous wire (no splices) would need to have been made very wrong. One would need to have been wound counter to the correct magnetism. A hand wound set from a private rewinder with a flat learning curve in a new employee might do that. In this case he indicates the generator makes 7.8 (IIRC)so that would not be a reasonable guess. A set that were installed with one up side down would be the same as above, but require the curvature of the coil to be reshaped. Nah! A set made to be soldered into the housing between the coils (separated at birth) would work correctly due to the winding direction being a given. One winding shorted to ground would still allow polarization of one pole, and doubling of field current and it would have output all the time. Detected by the test I put above. That is the best I have. Jim
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