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rotorwrench · 08-01-2020, 09:52 AM

John Regan's Fun Projects design is the easiest one to set up and install. A person has to know what they can and can't do while operating with it. It can be damaged easily if a person isn't careful not to follow the instructions. A person would have to contact Fun Projects or the suppliers that advertise them if they are currently available or not.

James Peterson's design replaces the 3rd brush and is attached to the dust cover strap on the inside so that it can't be seen but I'm not sure if it is still being produced. Tom Wesenberg's design is similar to the Peterson design but again, I don't know if Tom is making them or not. These types still use either a cut out or a diode. They are likely less sensitive to damage but I don't know how much so.

08-01-2020, 09:52 AM	#10
rotorwrench Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: San Antonio, Texas Posts: 16,436	Re: Fun project voltage regulator John Regan's Fun Projects design is the easiest one to set up and install. A person has to know what they can and can't do while operating with it. It can be damaged easily if a person isn't careful not to follow the instructions. A person would have to contact Fun Projects or the suppliers that advertise them if they are currently available or not. James Peterson's design replaces the 3rd brush and is attached to the dust cover strap on the inside so that it can't be seen but I'm not sure if it is still being produced. Tom Wesenberg's design is similar to the Peterson design but again, I don't know if Tom is making them or not. These types still use either a cut out or a diode. They are likely less sensitive to damage but I don't know how much so.