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No, you don't need the AC volt meter to run the set. It has no other function than to read AC voltage and it cant affect anything else. All the manuals you need for this gen set are in the SS manuals Forum. The manuals you found, may not be the latest. The manuals in the SS forum, are the...

Some are used by the Zoomies, for radar, and aircraft, but the Air Defense world uses the majority. If I remember right, and it's been a while, a typical Patriot batterie used: 2 X150 KW gen sets for the radar and ECS and AMG 6 X 15 kW gen sets for launchers 1 X 15 kW for BMG There were three...

Most of the 400 hertz sets can be traced back to Patriot Air Defense.

I humbly Beg Forgiveness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, ten thousand times forgiveness. NO THEY ARE NOT!!!!!!!!!!! I had opened up a file, for another gen set, and did not look at the heading. 30 KW TRC volt reg. NSN: 6110-01-384-7192 Libby volt reg. NSN: 6110-01-374-0836 TRC Kit NSN...

The kit fits the 30 or 60 KW gen set.

If you just install the MWO, its good enough. No need to install a relay. The fuse is in line with the Volt reg, to F-1. In the very early stages of this problem, some CECOM guys were telling us to put TWO fuses in, one between F-1 and the other between F-2.

The fuse comes between the AC volt regulator and the Exciter windings. The AC regulators are the problem. They were destroying the windings. ALL TQG gen sets are supposed to be modified, to prevent this from happening. Like about 10-12 years ago? As we all can see, it didnt happen. This is but...