George:
I suspect because a filament in a light may
burn out and then the dynamo would not have a place to dump power and
eventually fry it self ? Remember the old Lucas systems in the BSA and
Nortons. The weak point in the sistem is the rectifier. But if they have a
good sact hose with air they have proven to stand up to the use. The heat sink
can take the excess power and it is designed to work with the dynamo you
just have to keep it cool. I have to admit that electrics and
electronics are an obscure art for this simple brain. I cant see
it till it sparks on my finger and gives me a wallop. I am merely copying
elements that I know have worked for others and contemplating adapting them to
our use.
Michael
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2008 6:39
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Subject: [FlyRotary] Re: the Kubota
dynamo
Scot/Michael,
Why not run a light rather, like they do on
Motorbikes rather than dump excess power.
George ( down under)
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