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You could also try the 'regulator' from your rotax dealer for the 912 -
altho it's truly overpriced for the crude job it does. I'd think that an automotive regulator would be the best choice also, if they can indeed handle the crude output waveforms. Cheers, Pete Europa A239 "Model Flyer" wrote in message ... "AWV" wrote in message ... Hi, Got a little Sonerai that runs a VW 1835cc motor with a Great Plains alternator that runs on the Flywheel end of the crank. I had a homemade rectifier regulator that is giving problems. I am thinking that maybe there could be an off the shelf automotive type regulator/rectifier that would suite for this purpose? I tried talking to a number of local spares shops and automotive auto electricians, but no success. I think it's the motorcycle crowd that you want to enquire from. some bikes use simmilar crude alternator systems that use very simple regulator systems. -- . -- Cheers, Jonathan Lowe modelflyer at antispam dot net Antispam trap in place The basic specs a 1. Two wires come from the alternator. 2. Voltage between the two wires vary between 25VAC and 40VAC depending on RPM. 3. Also Voltage between each individual wire and ground is between 12.5VAC and 20VAC depending on RPM. I have found the test instructions on the Great Plains web site and all that tests OK. Any ideas on what regulator/rectifier would work for this scenario? And also how to connect it? Regards Andre |
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