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Dear Group,
I have read many old threads dealing with using auto alternators on certificated engines but have been unlucky in finding specifically what I am looking for regarding an answer to my question. So help me please or send me in the proper direction to find help. I have an O-320-E2D for my Hatz biplane and wanted to put an automotive style alternator on it as right now there is no alternator or mounting hardware. How do I go about getting a matching set of mounting hardware that will adapt an auto alternator to the O-320? Is there an after market manufacturer of such a conversion? I can't see forking out the dough for a whole new set of Lycoming mounting hardware and a new alternator if I can get good serviceability with the automotive setup. Saving some money and some weight would be a win win. OK let me know what you think. I'm sure my newbieness is showing through loud and clear but I have to start somewhere. John Camden, NY Hatz Classic s/n 598 |
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