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I'd like to hear an advice on the following related question.
My summer was plagued by continuous low charged batteries due to the fact that I was most of the time sailing (literally: wind-sailing). Every time I would turn on the engine the alternator would provide only 20A and, with a 400Ah bank, that would mean ages of noise and vibration. The alternator itself is a good Motorola NGM 14V 75A and the engine is a even better Perkins 4.108. Both would be able to deliver much more than the scanty 20A. Notice that the Motorola has the regulator enclosed and I do not know if a "smart" regulator would fit. I understand that there should be a way to cheat the regulator and force a higher charge for at least some reasonable time. Anybody knows how? Notice that the noise and vibration would surely prevent me from forgetting the "cheat" switch and overcharge. Thanx Daniel |
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