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Re: 48 Cub with a charging problem
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Posted by gene b on November 28, 2003 at 03:21:05 from (67.1.104.3):
In Reply to: 48 Cub with a charging problem posted by Dave on November 27, 2003 at 09:22:23:
First when sw is on should show discharge as amps going to coil. When it runs ground the field term of the gen to a good ground if then it shows charge it is the reg.maybe you need to polorize the gen by just momently touching the Batt term on the reg to the terminal on the gen marked with A using piece or wire. Use a meter to make sure the gen is ground to the frame also the reg is grounded also the control where the amp is mounted. Mite alsoneed to shine points on reg with piece of thin cardboard like match book cover o like to use a white piece to see if itis clean or not. I NEVER MESS WITH adjusting points on the reg.
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