Quote: Read it again it says 70s cars, and "or more" doesn't mean 360v more. I do use a digital meter. The Canadian school system must be fantastic when a trade school grad knows more than an electrical engineer who works systems for the most advanced tactical strike fighter on earth.
Im sure its much better at explaining AUTOMOTIVE related issues. Just like its shown better than your old school chyrco master certificate.
How many alternators are there on tactical strike fighters??? All planes I know about use generators! They dont rectify ac voltage or need to.
and it says MORE!! first of all I said 200 was more likely.
let it go, youre wrong, Im right. theres no more arguement. The engineer didnt get it either, I think he does now. he got that info from a boat site!! not the skunkworks!!
and whats different from a 70 car and a 69 car??
you guys keep ignoring the fact that its NOT OK TO DO SO ON ANYTHING EQUIPPED WITH ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS!
as for your battery charger, it may have a shunt, or clamping diode inside it to prevent a voltage spike, very important when working around batterys.
