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Re: voltage trouble
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by hiker (
hiker.wild[at]yahoo[dot]com
) on Thu Jun 28th, 2007 at 04:35:46 PM MST
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could be a bad rect..or a missed wired one????????
thats my guess...heres a digram..you could use three rects ...instead of just the two
WILD IN ALASKA
Re: voltage trouble
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by luv2weld (
luv2weld at hughes dot net
) on Fri Jun 29th, 2007 at 08:21:20 AM MST
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I'm thinking hiker is right. But more info or a picture would be helpful.
Has it ever worked properly and now isn't??? If it never worked right,
disconnect everything and then following the page you referenced, hook it
up again and check the output. If it did work properly once, then it is a
bad rectifier. In reference to hikers picture, I would not use the diagram
on the left (only 2 rectifiers). If the rectifier with 2 wires shorts out,
you instantly put the brakes on. Had it happen to me. Now I use 3 rectifiers.
Do you know how to check the rectifiers using a multimeter??
Ralph
"The best way to kill time is to work it to death!!"
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