Best type of rec/reg

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  1. NormK

    NormK New Member

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    One of the boys on the CB Supersport forum is developing a new alternator for the "F" bikes , making it a permanent magnet type similar to what is used in the VFR. I can't remember what has been worked out on here as to what type of rec/reg is the best design but he wants to get the best available rec/reg that is out there for this situation. I don't think it was the shunt type
     
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    No replies, what is going on with all the R/R experts here, all I'm asking is not rocket science but what has been found to be the very best R/R to use on the VFR, and boy over the time VFR's have chewed through one hell of a lot of R/R's
     
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    My recollection from all the post, is that MOSFET are the ones to get.
     
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    MOSFET 847
    This is what I did after being educated by CandyRed
    Had to relocate which was pretty easy



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    Thanks for that, I have flicked the info over to them, it seems that they were leaning towards the Mosfet so this info should help them in deciding which way to go
     
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    The SH847 is a series design and physically large -- 4.75 x 4.75 x 1.5 - If I could figure out a spot to use it, I would give it a try. But I'm just looking for the stocker location and the Fh020AA is the MOSFET and a drop in and just fine for that installation. I'm gonna go that way....

    http://www.roadstercycle.com/
     
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    Cool! I have questions:


    • Can you please (or did you already) show us where you relocated it to?
    • You bought the SuperKit, right?
    • What wire length did you order?
    • Was that the right length?
    • Did you spring for the circuit breaker?
    • How do they get the Teflon to stick to the pan?
    advTHANKSance!
     
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    wiremybike.com has got great selection for vfrs. i got his entire kit plus a mag/rectifier combo and am very happy
     
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    +1 for wiremybike.com - the reg/rec and vfrness combo is fantastic!
     
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