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Topic: Re: Allis G cutout relay
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| JMOR
12-26-2012 12:14:39
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Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeJohn, my take is that a high magnetic field in either direction will pull the armature closed. Typically the shunt field is holding it closed and as engine slows/gen output falls & current finally reverses, at some point the shunt & series(current winding) fields become equal & opposite & cancel each other & at that point the spring pulls armature open. Like that?
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| John T
12-26-2012 13:17:30
216.249.82.117
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Re: Allis G cutout relay in reply to JMOR, 12-26-2012 12:14:39
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| | Darn if I know fer sure JMOR lol thats why I asked Bobs opinion. I was a thinkin the reverse high discharge current helped facilitate the reverse magnetic field that sorta helped un latch the relay??? Buried deep in the bowells of my computer I have a lot of original Delco data somewhere, this may force me to go to work and study up on this grrrrrr John T
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