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Old 02-01-2015, 12:16 AM   #1
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Default Re: Alternator Generator conversion

I'm running an original generator on 12 volts in my roadster with a Fun Projects voltage regulator. It is a simple easy set up but doesn't put out 60 amps like some alternators. It easily puts out 12 volts and required no mods to the generator and will handle 35 w halogen bulbs that fit original sockets. If you plan on running a bunch of high amp accessories this set up won't be for you .
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A generator doesn't care about volts, so, why not just install an original generator with one of Tom Wesenburg's voltage regulators ?
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I'm running an original generator on 12 volts in my roadster with a Fun Projects voltage regulator. It is a simple easy set up but doesn't put out 60 amps like some alternators. It easily puts out 12 volts and required no mods to the generator and will handle 35 w halogen bulbs that fit original sockets. If you plan on running a bunch of high amp accessories this set up won't be for you .
As Purdy says and I asked in my other post, depends on what else he is running if an original will work.
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