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06-18-2022, 03:45 PM
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Well, yes and no....
Meaning you have no external voltage regulator, but your engine has an alternator under the flywheel that, when the engine is running, puts out a fixed voltage solely designed to keep the battery charged. And you only need the battery to start the engine. So that's your regulation. The alternator also has separate windings that put out a separate voltage strictly for your headlights. The spark for your spark plug is magneto generated, so you don't need any battery voltage for that. 
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06-18-2022, 07:59 PM
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ok thank you for this explanation.
Alternators put our A/C so I should have been asking if my cub has a regulator/rectifier. I'm looking at the wiring diagram and I see the magneto output and two alternator outputs. Don't really understand where it is being rectified.
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06-19-2022, 08:42 AM
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06-19-2022, 12:12 PM
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Well you are forgiven for being confused given the mish mash of parts they threw on these things. In fact mine I believe has been re-powered. It has a Briggs Intek 17hp engine instead of the Kohlers they are listed as coming with.
I see the wiring changes color about 6" from the engine and the connectors have electrical tape on them so its almost definitely not original. Will look for that regulator again today. Although I looked earlier where you described.
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