[TR] gas gauge and voltage regulators

[Dave Connitt]

Hi Frank,
I think you want about 10 volts out of the voltage stabilizer for the fuel and temp gauge.
Someone makes a solid state version but I can't speak to it's reliability.
Dave Connitt
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Frank Fisher 
  To: Triumphs List 
  Sent: Thursday, July 02, 2015 5:48 PM
  Subject: [TR] gas gauge and voltage regulators


  have not messed with these in a long time.
   the purpose of the voltage regulator is to stop the ups and downs of the voltage caused by alternator as engine revs? 
  what then is usual output? ie 13/14 volts in----? volts out.
  any one have a list of what smiths gauges require a voltage stabilizer and those that don't. have not been to see the car yet, but id like to be prepared.


  thanks
  Frank






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