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Packard Forum Index » Pre-War (1899-1942)

Topic: Intermittent Voltage Regulator? 1937 120 CD



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Humanpotatohybrid,

Thank you for that explanation - makes complete sense.

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Humanpotatohybrid,

Thank you for that explanation - makes complete sense.

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You don't want to run a generator without a regulator. Three brush generators can destroy themselves if they are run at normal speeds with no load and the field terminal grounded. With the field terminal UNGROUNDED, there should be no problem, other than that the generator will not charge.

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