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Last weekend, I removed the instrument panel
from N99997. As I was tracing out the electrical system, it was
interesting to note that a diode had been added to the regulator field
circuit. My coupe has a master switch on the panel that operates a
solenoid operated relay at the battery and it sends 12V to the instrument
panel. The master is a two pole single throw switch. One pole
operates the aforementioned solendoid and the second pole open/closes the
generator field circuit from the regulator to the generator. On the master
switch a diode has been added from the field circuit to ground and is located on
the regulator side of the switch. I've been thinking about it for three
days now and I can't come up with a reason. Most of my reference books on
regulators advise on opening the field circuit during shutdown but none
reference a diode. Any ideas???
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