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Thread: Separate 12 volt system

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07-22-2007, 11:31

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Tx75Pinz

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Whoa, that sounds like are really neat idea! And the magneto will generate 12V, or does it need to be reduced somehow? It seems like it should be fairly straight forward once you got it inside the engine compartment to run the 12v to a fuse block and then feed the accessories. How many amps will a set up like this generate? Thanks.

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