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Workshop => Body and Controls => Topic started by: jto1 on September 17, 2016, 09:37:11 AM
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Trying to figure out how to do a floating ground set up using this stator. I understand the floating ground concept with unsoldering the light coil ground, running it through a reg/rec, and a small battery.
My question with this set up, the lighting coil off the stator has 2 yellow wires, 1 for positive and 1 for ground, and it doesn't matter which is which. Since that is the case, and polarity can be reversed or not, and you choose 1 of the wires for a ground to the frame, wouldn't this already be a floating ground set up? Instead of grounding to the frame, couldn't I just run that to my reg/rec set up?
Maybe I'm wrong, but I am understanding that the lighting coil is not grounded to the stator plate. I get this from step 4 in their direcions saying use mounting plate screw as ground.
Step 4 Connect the YELLOW wires to ground. Note: It does not matter which YELLOW wire you use to ground. You can use one of the mounting screws for the stator plate as a ground.
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Here's something that may help
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I am pretty sure thats exactly how the stator is set up, it has 2 yellow wires for the lighting coil, one is a hot, and the other gets grounded to the frame. The configuration of the wires doesn't matter, so I'm guessing that means that the coil winding isn't grounded to the stator plate, and is essentially already a floating ground. Would that be correct?