Re: [DML] Re: Car's use of electricty / alternator & battery question

["Tom Niemczewski" <dmctom@xxxxxxxxx>]

John

Can you explain what this means exactly? I don't get it...
The only time the alternator rests is when the engine speed drops below the 
alternator turn-on speed... or when it burns out, but that's permanent rest 
:)


Tom Niemczewski
vin 6149 (in Poland!)
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John Hervey"

 To drive the car for any length of time you
would have to keep the RPM's to 1500 minimum to also supply voltage and
current to the car. That's why the battery is in parallel with the
alternator that when it has a chance to rest the battery is running the car.




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