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  • #7899
    philpassingham
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    electricketry not my strong point but should be the same 😀

    #7900
    dougyt
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    I’m not sure the rotor is magnetised, as there is a coil in the centre of the alternator which is fed power from the regulator. As the voltage increases at the output the amount of current in the centre coil decreases and lowers the output to keep it at the correct voltage.
    I believe the rotor just breaks the magnetic field to induce the current flow in the main windings. It is not a permanent magnet as far as I can tell.

    Of course any and all information in this post could be totally wrong as it’s based on my own guesswork.

    #7901
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thanks Phil

    #5025
    Anonymous
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    Hi All.
    As a newcomer to the z 750 twin and am slowly finding my way around a rebuild. Regarding alternator, should the rotor be magnetised as others I have dealt with?

    #7902
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hi Dougy
    Thanks for that info. I have a spare bottom end which I have looked at. This rotor is not magnetic either so I think you are correct.
    Cheers
    Graham

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