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Old 22nd August 2013, 01:24 PM
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60amps ????????????? are you sure ?
60 amps will not drive a lot other than canopy lights
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Old 1st October 2013, 08:47 PM
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60amps ????????????? are you sure ?
60 amps will not drive a lot other than canopy lights
60 amps at 110volts equates to 6.6KW,, Allowing for belt slip, copper and iron losses it may well take 15-20 BHP to generate this power so not that far out for the engine in question.
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Old 1st October 2013, 09:17 PM
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60 amps at 110volts equates to 6.6KW,, Allowing for belt slip, copper and iron losses it may well take 15-20 BHP to generate this power so not that far out for the engine in question.
With the right dynamo e.g. 110volt 100 amps @ 800 RPM would about right, 4DC when fitted up by Garrett's had either 80 or 100 amp jobs fitted. Anything much above 120 amps continuous load proves to be too much,

Having had my 4CD for many years I speak from some experience

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