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05-05-2013 03:50 PM #1
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Thanks, Dave, I thought that might be the case because there's a wire on it now so it must be the Voltage Regulator power ?????????.
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Yup, that's what energizes the voltage regulator so on this old type system it requires power all the time to the regulator
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