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That's why the CECOM called for two, (sometimes three) different sets. The Utility, The Precise and the 400 hertz sets. Precise sets, ( The 400 hertz sets were also able to Parallel.) are the sets to be paralleled. Utility not. Example, MEP-006A Utility, MEP-105A Precise, and the MEP-115A...

Looks like junk to me.

That was the reason it was installed.

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What I should have wrote is that CECOM tells you that it is not for use by different sized gen sets. It allows for seamless transfer, but not paralleling. If you could parallel, then the size of the sets being used can differ, but should NEVER be smaller the the max output of the smallest set.

This is not quite true. The box synchronizes two like generators. It will not let you parallel the sets. That's two different functions. If you want to know how to use it, its in a TM. Tell me what PP, (Power Plant) and I can direct you to the TM for it. No, its not supposed to be used for...

TM 5-1018-200-13&P and the TM 5-1080-200-10HR for the Much Hated Light Weight Camouflage System.

I might, if I have any time, go through the 15 pages and delete the trash, and see what we have left over, if no one disagrees?

Correct. There are a few with the new NATO plug. We installed about 40-50 one summer, when we had nothing better to do, and there was about a million new plugs standing in a corner, new in boxes. But they are rare on the older sets.

Pump could be bad. Take it out, and apply 24 VDC to the pump and see what happens. You don't even have to take it out. Just open the compartment and hot wire it. If you do not know where its located at, say something.

You know, the rest of the TM's for this equipment are also on line. If by chance you down load them, put them in the thread, and change the heading. This is a Marine, (USMC) document.

And normally it is hooked to the +side of the solenoid. The schematic is a bit misleading.

OK, got to bail out. Its 01:00 here and its bed time. Good luck, and everyone stay safe!

J15 is the slave. The pos side of the slave goes to the pos side of BT1. The neg side of the slave goes to the ground stud. There, wire #P55Y24 goer from the ground stud to the starter

Look at the set. Do you have the slave port? If not, then you do not need to hook up cable # p55y2n. It will not be there.

Its located below the control panel.

Item #21 is the slave port

Now we are breaking ground. The slave port is a way to jump the generator set off, if the batteries are missing. We need to find out if you have one. If its missing, you can still use the generator. I will try and find a picture of it. Ray, if you have a picture, post it up .

Vic, do you know what a "slave Port" is?