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31-10-15, 13:51
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I looked at both the 12V and 24V manuals, and they use the same schematic drawing for both. So - not a lot of hints there. I was hoping to see a simple change like parallel connected fields switched to series.
RPM didn't change by much, so that leaves the number of windings in the fields themselves. Not an easy switch. On the other hand, by turning the generator output amperage down, you could put a bit of a charge into a single 12V battery in it's stand alone mode. I think modern batteries capable of 8000 watts of output can handle 300 watts in... standing by to be corrected...
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