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On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 08:50:10 -0400, "Doug Dotson"
wrote: You can go up to a 160 amp alternator without having to resort to a large frame dual belt model. ======================================== Doug, can you cite some references on that? I've never heard of anyone recommending 100+ amps without dual belts. I used to run a 120 amp Balmar on one of my old sailboats with a single belt. Frankly it left a lot to be desired even at 50 to 60 amps - lots of squealing and chewed up belts. It would never get even remotely close to 100 amps, even for short periods. The belt slip was just too much for it. |
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