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> starts producing its own voltage then the regulator switches to using the
> alternator's internally generated voltage for regulation.
From what I've learned over at the Aeroelectric site, this is why a "crowbar
overvoltage sensor" which cuts out the main B lead is a good idea to stop
potential voltage runaway.
John Slade
Cozy IV #757