by "Don Kelly" <dhky@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Aug 3, 2008 at 01:33 AM
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> "jimhigh66" <mounthighly@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> Anyone know where I can find information (schematic would be great) on
>> how
>> the armature of a 1953 Ford NAA tractor (or simliar type generator) is
>> wired so I can perform some ohmmeter tests ?
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> Chances are that it is a wave winding where the two sides of a given
coil
> are connected to adjacent commutator segments. A wave winding has the
two
> ends of a given coil connected to segments on the opposite side of the
> commutator but this is used for higher voltages.
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> Don Kelly dhky@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Correction- a <lap> winding has the two coil ends connected to adjacent
commutator segments.
Sorry, I thought that I had corrected this.
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