Generator output
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Generator output
hi, does anyone know what the voltage should be out of each of the 3 phase wires form the generator (yellow ones) at the multiplug where it connects to the reg/rec
cheers in advance
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Re: Generator output
Hi, I don't know specifically for your bike but for the NC31 (Super Four) it should be at least 50V AC at approx 5000rpm.
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Re: Generator output
I belive each phase (yellow wire) should have circa 65v @ 5000rpm between it and ground.
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Re: Generator output
each one should be 50 volts at least...........if any are different or below this then the stator windings could be faulty.
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Re: Generator output
ok cheers guys i have stuck another reg/rec on it and it seems fine for now so fingers crossed :)
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Re: Generator output
yeah 50v sorry not 65! ^_^
Unplug each wire and check it to ground with the bike held at 5000rpm, should have around 50v.
Check all 3 though as it is very possible to burn out just 1 phase.
Unplug each wire and check it to ground with the bike held at 5000rpm, should have around 50v.
Check all 3 though as it is very possible to burn out just 1 phase.
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
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