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  1. PeterD

    How to check the frequency meter

    Keith, I've seen two different movements in these generators, so there is no 'standard' as such. Were this mine, I'd connect to a knows 60 Hz source (house current is what I use, with a suicide cord) and measure the output voltage. A bit of Ohm's law and that will give current (since you know...
  2. PeterD

    How to check the frequency meter

    The transducer module is typically 120 volts in. Removing the wires from the module, and connecting to standard 120 house AC power will indicate 60 Hz if the frequency meter is working OK. Doesn't even require starting the generator set!
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