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VK2TV > C15 07.03.08 00:26l 45 Lines 1497 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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>From: VK2XB@VK2XB.#RIV.NSW.AUS.OC
>To : C15@WW
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>VK2XB comments on the following:-
>
>The intended (already purchased) radio will draw about 40 Amps. However,
>most Delco/Remy (not sure of the spelling) alternators I have encountered
>in this country are not bad with regard to noise they ....... emit!
When I bought a New Nissan Patrol many years ago, the interference from the
alternator regulator had to be heard to be believed. It even produced S9+
on 2m. It was a mechanical regulator that defied all attempts to shut it
up, despite every trick in the book. But I won in the end, I manufactured a
solid state regulator and that did the trick.
>> As for those black box engine controls, that's a bit beyond my ken but I
>> believe auto manufacturers have retro kits for them.
>
>Bill tells me that Cat pretended to not understand and/or believe him
>(even after a demo) and claimed that the motor's RF emissions were within
>tolerances so, basically, tough errrrrr titties!
>
>> I'm just thankful I never had anything but an alternator whine
>> that I soon fixed in the VXAmobile, Toyota believes in KISS.
>
>
>Only problem, Warren, is that I am not sure your Toyota would be too happy
>dragging around about 240,000 Lbs or thereabouts!!!!!!!!!
Have you put on a LOT of weight since I last saw you, Ian?
Cheers .. Ray vk2tv
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