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03-14-2007, 08:27
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Diode
Hello,
On my bus this diode is located in the left front compartment. It has a yellow #10 AWG wire running to it from the battery combiner relay. There is also a 30 amp self reseting braker to limit current. All in same compartment. This is a common diode that any good electronics parts store should have in stock. The higher the amp rating the better. Or, you can use a battery isolator, they have heavy duty diodes in them too. If it burns out, simply move the output to bank 2. The the best solution is a modern battery combiner that bypassing this diode completely. This will turn on only when charging voltage is detected (13+ volts) and are very reliable. And for the first time (if your generator has no alternator), your generator battery will be recieving a decent charge. Your genset will spin faster. Regards, Don Duncan 1987 PT40 Beaverton, Oregon |
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