Mike said: Or should I just buy a regulator and rectifier and diode and wire this system correctly?
Unless it is not out putting any power, leave the wiring alone. The rectifier should be inside the case with the windings, per Dan and the box you see IS the regulator. If it is not outputting, the first thing Dan recommends is check the depth of the mounting bolts on any accessories mounted to the case: i.e.. starter, magneto, etc... If the bolts run too deep, they will short down the field and stop the production of current. This was the initial problem with mine. Once I made sure that the bolts only seated the depth of the case thickness, the current began to flow as designed. Dan told me this the first time I called and spoke to him (he is very nice and helpful) and must a common mistake for him to go straight there first. He can sell you any parts necessary or direct you to a local supplier for the exact right parts if needed. Call him first. He designed and built it. Colin Rainey brokerpi...@bellsouth.net
