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jjbeenken · 18-06-2010, 08:28

Description:

Amptech 125-se c-series with 5600 stealth voltage regulator

http://www.mpowermfg.com/homepage.html
125-amp 12 VDC model

SAE continuous rated output for high temperature bulk charging applications

Marine certified - complies with Coast Guard and BIA standard, Title33 CFR, Part 183, Sub part 1, section 183-410 (Ignition protected)

Isolated floating ground to protect against electrolysis

6 x 50-amp high voltage diodes

14-guage hand wound stator

Precision balanced rotor

Extended life copper composite brushes

Heavy-duty bearings with high temperature grease
2 x 5/16" cable posts
Hand crafted in U.S.A

High Performance Regulator Delivers solid regulation and high charging current from high output alternators. Fast recharge time and stable voltage regulation for good battery performance. Voltage is sensed directly from the batteries

Rugged construction Long service life, corrosion resistant anodized aluminum heatsink. Electronics are sealed in epoxy compound. Regulator can be safely mounted in marine engine rooms.

Short circuit protection. Reliability The regulator circuit is protected against damage from a shorted field circuit.

High quality components Will regulate very large alternators. Uses a 30 Amp Motorola output transistor. Can regulate 300 amp alternators easily

Indicator light circuit Simple indicator on engine control panel. Will connect to existing alternator lights to give an indicator at the engine control panel. Installation is simple and straight forward.

The Stealth Regulator senses battery voltage directly so that batteries are charged quickly and completely without over charging. Designed to work with AMPTECH high output alternators or any externally regulated "P" type alternator.

Used in great working order $300 plus shipping

jjbeenken · 20-06-2010, 22:04

Make me an offer on this one!

FraidNot · 21-06-2010, 05:19

where are you?
How big is it?

Blue Stocking · 21-06-2010, 06:06

Specs like my house alternator--also Amptech. I think small case, 10 or 12SI size. Not gospel.

jjbeenken · 21-06-2010, 07:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by FraidNot

where are you?
How big is it?

It is 125 amp, all specs and a link to a distributor are listed above.

jjbeenken · 25-06-2010, 14:59

anyone interested?

**skipmac** · 25-06-2010, 15:14

Might be interested but where are you located? I am assuming you are somewhere in the US but since the forum is international you could be anywhere from Australia to Zimbabwe. Even in the US shipping from one coast to the other for something as heavy as an alternator could be costly.