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Re: What is DUVAC?

Reply #20 –
DUVAC is needed if you decide to stick with the OE diode-based battery isolator.

Other more modern and other more KISS solutions are available.

Re: What is DUVAC?

Reply #21 –
I'm thinking the "adjust voltage" notes are intended for a L-N alternator. The Delco has no manual voltage adjustment - instead has a sense terminal which should be used and connected to the start battery "+" terminal. This will automatically adjust the alternator to correct voltage with or without an isolator.

Re: What is DUVAC?

Reply #22 –
Sorry that is correct about the voltage adjustment.  I installed the DCDC first and replaced the alternator about a month later when it started giving me wild ranges of voltage on my cig lighter voltage readings.  Will ad to original post

Re: What is DUVAC?

Reply #23 –
Tommy D, next time we're through your neck of the woods we might have to spend an extra day.
I could use a teacher with a pointer saying "leg bone connected to the ankle bone".

Always been a visual (slow) type of learner, at least that's what the drill instructor yelled at me.

P.S.
Those batteries are working GREAT, bourbons gone though.
 

Re: What is DUVAC?

Reply #24 –
Quote from: Phranko –
Tommy D, next time we're through your neck of the woods we might have to spend an extra day.
I could use a teacher with a pointer saying "leg bone connected to the ankle bone".

Always been a visual (slow) type of learner, at least that's what the drill instructor yelled at me.

P.S.
Those batteries are working GREAT, bourbons gone though.
Don't know how good of a teacher I would be but Ive made a lot of mistakes and they say that is when you learn the most.  I would be happy to show you what I have done and I know where to get more Bourbon, you bring the pointer!  :))  :))  :))