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larygagnon(at)aol.com
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 Posted: Thu Sep 03, 2009 6:53 am Post subject: Ford regulator wiring |
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In going through some of the previous posts to try to solve my reoccurring alternator problem Sam Buchanan (you out there somewhere) mentioned the wiring for using a Ford regulator was --- I is not used---A goes to S---S goes to aircraft bus---F goes to alternator field. I am going to connect the wire from the alternator switch in the panel to S and jumper it to A and run the F terminal to field on the alternator. My Transpo regulator had only three wires used, power from the panel switch, ground and field to the alternator, the fourth wire was not used. Am I reading Sam's post correctly, anyone else using the older Ford regulator with Van's 35 amp alternator? Thanks in advance for any help.
Larry Gagnon
RV6 N6LG 195 hours
RV6A N3158Y 70 hours
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