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October 1st 04, 02:38 PM
Paul Lee
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Searching the web, I found that the 1983-1987 Honda Prelude 1.8L
alternator
is CCW and turns out 60A. This is the right rotation for a aircraft
engines, better capacity than my previous one and much better price
than FAA PMA stuff. I have ordered one and will try it.
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(Paul Lee) wrote in message . com...
I am using a mini Denso 45A alternator that just went on me when I put
the whole load on it. The load is not more than about 30A but is
continuous. Had another similar size alternator quit under load. What
is the problem/solution?
Since these automotive alternators are CW rotation (the cooling fan,
not the rest of the alternator) is this the problem - or does it
matter much? Or where can I get a lightweight CCW alternator or a
replacement fan for it? Or the rated load capacities are peak and need
bigger alternator for continuous 30A?
Paul Lee