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21-08-13, 07:25

Michael R. Michael R. is offline

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6 volt, positive ground

Positive ground, 6 volt.

As you are working on a NO-2 MKII, or a NO-2 MKII*, the factory standard was as Chris and Rob indicated, 6V. Not to say it was not modified after service . . . does it have the original electrics and engine?
Some pictures will be helpful.

Asbjørn , what is the correct data plate number? NO-2 MKII, or NO-2 MKII*. What is the Contract letter and number? I suspect it is either CD 2609, built Dec 1944, or SM 1447.

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