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Thanx to you and everyone on this site, your expertise is a very valuable tool and appreciate it very much.

Everything worked perfectly after installing

OK, I got the kit in (TRC), exactly where does the resistor go?, on the regulator

OK, I got the kit in (TRC), exactly where does the resistor go?, on the regulator

Will keep you updated, thier making me go through regular federal buying, so I will probably be retired before I get the parts.

Thanx for the help Guyfang

How do I go about purchasing them, I'm still in the military as a federal tech, do you have a website or something

Do you prefer the TRC over the LIBBY

So this is the kit I need:Kit Volt Regulator 6110-01-477-4851

Well I checked the transformer and its a TRC transformer, so I have a Libby regulator and pod and a TRC transformer, , and the way you have been talking they are not interchangeable is that right

I have checked the pot and the regulator and they are the right ones, like I said, I havent been able to look at the transformer yet but it looks very suspect, I mean it looks like they picked it up at a **** radio shack.As of right now I see NO part numbers and it looks very generic.

The regulator and the pot are the same, its the transformer that has me baffeled

Here is a pic of the regulator, I know that they just purchased the regulator, and not as a kit, the power transformer they also put in looks suspect and is just spliced in

I am not at work at the moment, they tell me they put in a new regulator, and it looks new, part # is good, I will put up a pick when I go in tomorrow,I do know they say they replaced the regulator and the power transformer, and with that they just threw it in and spliced it in.

Yes, Undervoltage

Well I just checked the over voltage and under voltage relay check per TM and when I disconnect wire 137 from terminal 5 on the regulator I am not getting a OVERVOLTAGE lamp and it says I should, and after that when I do the second test I am not getting an under voltage light and the AC circuit...

As long as I hold the start switch I have 60 hz, and I do have voltage 180 but no control of raising it with the pod, I did what you said and as soon as I throw the battle short the under voltage lights and I lose hz and voltage, I'm in Indiana

I have an under voltage light, the individual that brought it to me had just put a new voltage regulator in it, I did some tests and it checked out, I am starting to wonder if its the undervoltage/over voltage relay

Have an 806A that has no output voltage, have checked just about everything, when you hold the start switch the field flashes and as soon as you let go it drops frequency and voltage, holding the switch the frequency is good, but the voltage is still low and can't adjust, any ideas would be great.