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One known problem is that aircraft engines turn CCW looking at the prop
but auto alternators have cooling fins optimized for CW. But thats not apparently as much a problem as the pulley nut potentially comming loose. For CW rotation the engine torque will tend to tighten the pulley nut but for CCW it will tend to loosen it. It happened to me today )on the ground) after 60 hours of use and the alternator was not charging just spinning the pulley. Make sure you check your pulley nut tightness ocassionally if you are using an auto alternator. |
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