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6 volt wiring w/generator
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    Posted: 13 May 2020 at 11:31am
Guys, this is probably a simple one but I need some help.  I didn't take it apart but was called on after the fact.  See my picture and question
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The new cutout switch is probably a big DIODE so...
if you have a +ve ground, as in the diagram, then the 'A' terminal of the genny goes to the ' + ' stud of the 'cutout'. The unmarked stud goes to the big wire...to ammeter.
Think of the diode as a one way switch. it allows power (current) to only flow one way.

The 'F' terminal of genny goes to the smaller wire that goes to the 'light switch' that controls the Field current ( charge rate).
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Thank you for the advice, generator needs rebuild
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