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Old December 16th 04, 05:55 PM
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Another test trick with Lycoming belt driven charging systems is to
drive the alternator only with a 1/2 hp or more hand held electric
motor instead of using the engine. The direction of rotation isn't
critical. If you want to have "variable" speeds, put a cone pulley on
the motor.

This makes it a lot easier and safer to work around. Disadvantages are
getting access if your cowl doesn't split, but of course that is always
a problem.

Recognize though that in service the alternator spins probably close to
10,000 RPM.

 




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