REFLECTOR:ALternator Woes
Bill Borgardt
reflector@tvbf.org
Sat, 28 Jun 2003 20:16:34 -0700
Delco makes a nice 105 Amp internally regulated alternator. It is an off
the shelf, garden variety that is used on several of the GM cars. If you
are interested, I can retrieve the model from the airport tomorrow.
Bill B.
Scott Derrick wrote:
> Had a fantastic flight today flying down the Colorado river at 500 AWL
> from Grand Junction for a hundred or so miles. Beautiful scenery and
> a blast to fly the canyons.
>
> After turning south east to go to Farmington for lunch,great Mexican
> restaurant, high gas prices, my alternator started to act up again.
> What a bummer to end such a nice flight with my wife. Not to mention
> that it scared the bejesus out of her to have the Low Amperage Light
> flash and then have the engine monitor recycle.
>
> That's it. I give up on this 1970's overpriced piece of crap. I
> should have changed to another model when the first one failed.
>
> What is a good solid new vintage alternator, with an internal
> regulator that is cheap, i.e.. I can get it at Autozone with a
> lifetime warranty for less than a $100. I need 60+ amps, the more the
> merrier but it needs to be light and tough enough to stand the
> pounding that 200 HP Lycoming puts out.
>
> Scott
>
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