Frank Gilliland wrote:

On Wed, 29 Dec 2004 17:55:16 -0600, itoldyouiamnotiamnotgeorge
wrote in
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Frank Gilliland wrote in
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Current equalizing resistors is another way to do it. It's common
practice in SS audio amps to use emitter resistors to equalize the
currents between parallel transistors. But I would hesitate using them
with modern alternators because I don't know how it would screw with
the regulators -- some have a local sense line and others have a
remote sense line -- a resistor in the load might send the regulator
into seizures.


Frank it is very easy a single regulator will control the field voltage
on
both alternators. This way they would run the same and share the "Load"


I thought about that, but wouldn't the rotors need to be locked in
phase?

Phase? The control voltage is DC, the output is DC, am I missing something?
Wouldn't you just want the outputs to be at the same level?