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Old 22-08-2018, 20:55   #1
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Externally Rectifying Balmar small case alternators
Has anyone does this? Are the stator output terminals reasonably accessible on these alternators, such that a Quicktifier could be used to reduce the amount of heat the alternator case itself is required to dissipate?
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Re: Externally Rectifying Balmar small case alternators
If you’re talking about the series 6 the stator coils are easily accessible.
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