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Posted by Jon Hagen on November 25, 2006 at 16:05:43 from (69.26.30.55):
In Reply to: Re: Thanks Jon. posted by midlam on November 25, 2006 at 00:04:59:
You would need to move the field lead from the third brush to the "hot" brush,then connect the F terminal to ground through a 2 or 3 unit 12V regulator. I have done this,and it works to a point,but the 6 v generator is working hard to make the 13.5 V necessary to charge a 12V battery. Also,you have a better chance with a high rpm engine like a car/pickup,a slow turning tractor engine may not turn a 6V generator fast enough to charge a 12V battery. The 6V field coils also load the regulator contacts above what a 12V field would,so regulator point and resistor life is shortned.
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