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televisionman007
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whats the ntotal cost and labor hours to add the second alt12v to a m109a3
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12V / 24V dual voltage alternator on a deuce
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Labor? I didn't keep track of the hours but we didn't hurry. 90% of the work was performed by a 14 year old Soldier B.
I included my major costs in the thread, but since there are many different ways to go your costs could be lower or way higher.
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I love the idea of a 12/24 volt dual alternator but I couldn't find one reasonably priced when I looked. If someone knows where to buy one thats not $1800 like the one at Eriks, please let me know.
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i am so confused !!!!!!!
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I know this thread is over two years old, but:
The AC terminal of an alternator (if expicitly provided) is a 12-pulse-per-revolution tach output. That's it. The load dump controller is simply a box that watches the Alternator revs and based on its setting, will dump non-critical loads if the alternator is not spinning fast enough to generate the power to support those loads + the critical loads. The tach output can also be used to drive, well - a tachometer. When set with the correct ratio (alt-pulley vs. crank pulley) the alt output frequency will indicate the engine RPM on an electrically signalled tach. I have a 200A C.E. Neihoff in my bus conversion (another forum I paticipate on), and I use the AC output for my tach.
The AC terminal of an alternator (if expicitly provided) is a 12-pulse-per-revolution tach output. That's it. The load dump controller is simply a box that watches the Alternator revs and based on its setting, will dump non-critical loads if the alternator is not spinning fast enough to generate the power to support those loads + the critical loads. The tach output can also be used to drive, well - a tachometer. When set with the correct ratio (alt-pulley vs. crank pulley) the alt output frequency will indicate the engine RPM on an electrically signalled tach. I have a 200A C.E. Neihoff in my bus conversion (another forum I paticipate on), and I use the AC output for my tach.