Hi just bought one for my build ....nice and small BUT
I was sent wiring diagrams but cannot understand two things
1 What is the load that the key switch is switching surley not ignition driven items
2 What is the load connected to P
See wiring diagram
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[Edited on 12/10/09 by rallyingden]
[Edited on 12/10/09 by rallyingden]
I am running one.
there are a variety of regulators - search on here, Flakmonkey posted link to Aus website.
what are the letters on the contacts - can you post photo of the connectors?
It has a built in 12V reg
RD 
that digram is misleading - the "load" should be battery.
this is how I wired mine,
L goes to lamp and other side of lamp goes to 12 V
I or IG is connectedto 12 V via ignition switch.
I don't have P but again suspect that goes to 12 V - see "load" above. (is G below)
here is one I found earlier, letters are different but meaning should be the same - best confirm P though.
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That looks like mine [from a Kubota tractor]:
Nippon alternator
If so, 'IG' needs to be switched to become live when the ignition is on and 'L' lights the ignition lamp. However 'L'
won't power a bulb as it only supplies a low current signal when the alternator isn't turning.
I use a transistor connected to L to switch the supply to an LED on my Acewell dash to give an ignition light.
'B' goes to the battery.
I fiddled about for ages before I got this to work but it is actually quite easy.
If you want any more info let me know.
Stu
[Edited on 12/10/09 by whitestu]
I just put a battery charge gauge on to tell me charging rate
Stu
Where is your terminal P conected to
According to the info I have a bulb no more than 3.4Watts will work off the L terminal.
Cheers
Dennis
[Edited on 12/10/09 by rallyingden]
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Originally posted by whitestu
'L' lights the ignition lamp.
However 'L' won't power a bulb as it only supplies a low current signal when the alternator isn't turning.
I use a transistor connected to L to switch the supply to an LED on my Acewell dash to give an ignition light.