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Re: 4HF1 / Dakota :) [Re: EVguy] #563403 02/05/05 02:41 AM

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Jim_Paget

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Back in the early '50s, they used to use a large, step-down resistor on the output side of the generator to solve this type of problem when putting a 12V generator in a 6V-wired vehicle.

It should be easy and fairly cheap to come up with a much more elegant solution with something electronic that essentially does the same thing.

Jim Paget
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Subject	Posted By	Posted
4HF1 / Dakota :)	EVguy	02/05/05 02:33 AM
Re: 4HF1 / Dakota :)	Jim_Paget	02/05/05 02:41 AM
Re: 4HF1 / Dakota :) Alternator with Vacuum Pump	Paul223	02/05/05 06:10 AM
Re: 4HF1 / Dakota :) Alternator with Vacuum Pump	ZackaryMac	02/05/05 03:57 PM
Re: 4HF1 / Dakota :) Alternator with Vacuum Pump	EVguy	02/05/05 07:27 PM
Re: 4HF1 / Dakota :)	Dougal	02/09/05 08:59 AM

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