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Old 22-05-22, 07:27
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Lynn, like you without the benefit of huge knowledge, but from my own experience. My 1940 FFW Morris and Austin Tilly are both 12v which was supplied by twin 6v batteries wired in series.

The wireless batteries were kept charged by means of a PTO driven generator through a switchboard charging unit.

I would need to research other makes and models to confirm if this was the norm. Ron
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