450W Alternator Conversion.

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The kit just arrived this afternoon - VERY pornographic stuff...

Needless to say, I'll be posting photos of the ABSOLUTE FILTH later on ;)
 
I commute mostly, so the revs don't get all that high - This way I can charge the battery fully at lower revs.
At the same time, using my spotlights and accessory socket etc :)

A little teaser:
 

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I commute mostly, so the revs don't get all that high - This way I can charge the battery fully at lower revs.
At the same time, using my spotlights and accessory socket etc :)

A little teaser:
I'm not sure but don't you need to change the rectifier regulator for the police type, to get a better charge at lower rev's.

I was told by Motorworks the Police type regulator charge the system at lower revs then the std one.

Hope this helps.:thumb
 
I'm not sure but don't you need to change the rectifier regulator for the police type, to get a better charge at lower rev's.

I was told by Motorworks the Police type regulator charge the system at lower revs then the std one.

Hope this helps.:thumb

I've done this already :) It does help, but I still need more wattage to run the spotlights and heated grips etc.
 
Looks like he is fitting the omega system from the looks of that little teaser. Top kit more pics please.
 
The Omega system :)

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Highly recommended!
 
I installed the EnduraLast 400W kit last year which I bought in the US.

It is a 2-Phase brushless type using a permanent magnet. Supposed to give better low rpm charging characteristics than the Omega.

That is what I read anyway, the bikes still not running yet but hopefully next year (but that's what I said the year before; sadly).
 
Is it possible to power a heated jacket, such as Gerbings, from a mono without installing kit like this?
 
Is it possible to power a heated jacket, such as Gerbings, from a mono without installing kit like this?

From what I've read, then it would be a good idea to have an ammeter if you do. It can, it's just what else you're trying to power, and how fast the engine is turning for how long.
 
Is it possible to power a heated jacket, such as Gerbings, from a mono without installing kit like this?

A few weeks ago I was running a heated liner and gloves plus DRL's (HID). It was OK at motorway/main-road speeds but an hour or so bimbling about in a city drained the battery to the point that the next day I just got the dreaded "click" from the starter relay:( Battery was a PC680.


A bigger alternator is now on my "want list":thumb

John
 
Last weekend, after a night ride of 100 km with Hella fog lights on, my new battery (odyssey pc680) went down to 40% level -before the ride it was 100% according to the voltimeter- so Im afraid alternator is not strong enough. Motorworks sells a kit which seems to be the Omega but I have doubts between Omega and Enduralast kits. What do you think about? It is a R100GS PD.
 
Last weekend, after a night ride of 100 km with Hella fog lights on, my new battery (odyssey pc680) went down to 40% level -before the ride it was 100% according to the voltimeter- so Im afraid alternator is not strong enough. Motorworks sells a kit which seems to be the Omega but I have doubts between Omega and Enduralast kits. What do you think about? It is a R100GS PD.

Just back from the Calum's Road trip to the Gambia, ( nearly 5000 miles ) the bike had an Enduralast kit fitted and never missed a beat, coping with additional lights. heated clothing and numerous cold starts in sub zero temperatures.

Can't recommend them enough :thumb
 
Omega

Last weekend, after a night ride of 100 km with Hella fog lights on, my new battery (odyssey pc680) went down to 40% level -before the ride it was 100% according to the voltimeter- so Im afraid alternator is not strong enough. Motorworks sells a kit which seems to be the Omega but I have doubts between Omega and Enduralast kits. What do you think about? It is a R100GS PD.

I fitted the Omega with the Police type rectifier, problem is the charging light dosen't go out till 1150/1300 rpm's which I think may be to high...:nenau


I'd be interested to see how you have fitted the Hella lights to your PD. (photo).:thumb
 
I fitted the Omega with the Police type rectifier, problem is the charging light dosen't go out till 1150/1300 rpm's which I think may be to high...:nenau


I'd be interested to see how you have fitted the Hella lights to your PD. (photo).:thumb


I have gone to garage to make some pictures, click on them to see in real size :thumb

 
I fitted the Omega with the Police type rectifier, problem is the charging light dosen't go out till 1150/1300 rpm's which I think may be to high...:nenau


I'd be interested to see how you have fitted the Hella lights to your PD. (photo).:thumb


I have gone to garage to make some pictures, click on them to see in real size :thumb

 


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