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#97328 09/23/2006 10:47 AM
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So I have been told that if you dont have the Ratio?

A mismatched pulley ratio and alternator will be no good at idle speeds the alternator RPM is not necessarily the same as engine RPM the ratio between the two pulleys diameters. I was going to get the alternator today and they asked me what ratio.
Is this true??

I have a 235 and I want to generat at lest 24 Amps. I will be runing 24 Amps of Commercial refrigeration so I was going to go with a 200 Amp alternator and 5000W Power Inverter With Battery Charger that will give me 30 Amps.
Is this the best way to go??

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You can use a small pulley on an alternator. High RPM doesn,t hurt them. About 60 amps is all you could pull on a 235 the way the belt is. You will probably have to get a generator like the motor homes use for the kind of power you are talking about.


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