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I sent my most recent one in 4 days ago… what is taking so long?

(I think he’s afraid of the DOG) If you post up and we don’t laugh at you, or make fun of you, then it means were mad at you… Welcome from Ohio

Welcome from Ohio, Mark, as far as great people in the MV hobby, GA is the second best place in the world to live, (Ohio being first of course). Don’t pay any attention to these guys, they are all goofy, but I would probably trust any of them with anything. --John

Welcome from the sticks in Ohio!

Wow, now I’m scared… the ONE person I would turn to for generator help is complaining about not having power. Sometime in the next couple of years a fuel cell might be in my future, as well as a solar set up, and a hydro setup…yeah I want to divorce my co-op like crazy.

Welcome from another duel service vet, 12 years total. North east of Columbus.

Pretty sure we are about to pull the trigger on a 1009 for about that amount…..

Double ditto, :ditto::ditto:born in Putnam county, spent my life as a kid in Winfield. Right off of 35 next to the river. Moved to central Ohio for the exact same reason. Still have lots of folks down there. Welcome!

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-----resisting the urge to draw pictures----

Haven't seen this thread in months. Something like this: Steel Soldiers::Military Vehicles Supersite - Search Results

I think my position is known.:-) Decreased life of the glow plugs. Decreased service life of the engine. Less diagnostic capability. Increased emissions of hydrocarbons. Increased unburned fuel as white smoke. High danger of damaging glow plugs if an over-voltage occurs. Louder, rougher engine...

Welcome from across the river.

You ever meet one of those annoying guys that when ever he talks he has to get out a piece of paper and a pencil to describe something? Yeah, that’s me. If you could measure the resistance across the coils that might give us a clue as well (OHMS across the two smaller terminals).

Sorry, I am the official “Anti Manual Button Bypass Devils Advocate guy” of SS. :)

Drew them just for you... :) What we are trying to figure out is if your relays will work. The coil part in the previous pic HAS to be 12 volt to work in the system. 24 volt will not work. Do they have a model number or any other identification on them?

How about now?

Closer?

I think I talk in pictures better than words. Does this help?

Think of this theory as an orifice in a hydro system. A one inch pipe restricted down to an orifice of, say, 1/8th inch in the middle. If we install a pressure gauge on either side of the orifice, we will see that the pressure on both sides of the orifice will be the same with no water...