[flash]

it's probably like the japanese one i got a number of years ago (i still have one around here somewhere).  worked "ok" though as i remember, the voltage output was a little bit low.  not horrible though.  i probably would have left it in there, but i installed an adjustable one shortly thereafter, back when i was running the power pulleys.

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[Waylander]

Bulti, on 04 Oct 2016 - 9:06 PM, said:

Thanks, but mine is still working fine so far. I was just wondering, if so cheap, where does it come from and what about the quality? China?

 

 

No not china, british made which is possibly worse

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[ds968]

Nah, even if it was made by Lucas during the notorious " dim " years it's still bound to be better than anything made in China .

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[Bulti]

No Dan, Waylander definitely has a point there, lol.


But, do they even still make stuff over there? Maybe some boats and stuff to play cricket?

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[Waylander]

very funny Philippe, but alas very true, we sold everything off to the french

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[94SilverCab]

very funny Philippe, but alas very true, we sold everything off to the french

 

Frexit?

 

Jay

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[Bulti]

Or Frex-in?

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[Waylander]

Or Frex-off more like

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[ds968]

Crap, I just thought of a much cheaper solution to the morning slow crank problem and regretfully it's too late since I already spent money on a new regulator..  I'm also cranky on cold mornings and can't really start properly until I have my coffee ; so maybe all I had to do is pour coffee on the alternator or fill the battery cells with coffee .. ??      

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[Bulti]

Or hook yourself up. I would be able to start half the neighbourhood's cars.

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