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I took it to my local Alternator shop and said disable the internal 
regulator please.  I will make inquiry to them.

Chris

Al Gietzen wrote:
> Chris wrote:
> I am running the expensive B&C regulators on both systems with 
> the stock alternators with the internal regulators disabled.  
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>
> The question that flashes into my mind is "how did you disable the internal
> regulator?"
> Opening the internal connection from the output that normally powers the
> regulator does not keep the regulator from operating.  I'm just wondering if
> there is some issue with your external regulator maybe providing the field
> current to the internal regulator.  Perhaps worth re-evaluating that setup.
>
> Al
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