Voltage regulator
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Voltage regulator
Always had a solid state voltage regulator on my converted 12 volt generator pan. The solid state regulator took a dump. I am now looking for a mechanical one. Is there a preference in manufacturers? Bosch over Delco Remy? I can acquire a original bosch on the internet that fits a older sportster 16 amp.Would it be mechanical though? Originality is no concern.Thanks.
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Re: Voltage regulator
Kick only Sportster regulators work with the little batteries, but they drink a lot of water.
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Re: Voltage regulator
jarhead,
I have a 12V mechanical that is basically brand new. I put it on when I converted to 12V then swapped it out when I went to a Cycle Electric End Mount on my Generator. I think I paid $70 for it but will take $20 for it plus shipping.
I purchased it from H&K Cycles here in California. "Generator Dan" told me he has been running these for years. The regulator is a D665. The other number for the regulator is VR13914. It is aftermarket but made in the USA.
Let me know if interested and I will get it out.
I have a 12V mechanical that is basically brand new. I put it on when I converted to 12V then swapped it out when I went to a Cycle Electric End Mount on my Generator. I think I paid $70 for it but will take $20 for it plus shipping.
I purchased it from H&K Cycles here in California. "Generator Dan" told me he has been running these for years. The regulator is a D665. The other number for the regulator is VR13914. It is aftermarket but made in the USA.
Let me know if interested and I will get it out.
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Re: Voltage regulator
ozwick86, can you pm me with the details as in what brand and what oem number it replaces if you could. Thanks.