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Johnny_b · 16th Jan 2019, 12:55 pm

Hi, no there are no diodes and just the one Capacitor. If I disconnect the Generator from all connections, then I get AC volts of about 100 volts and DC of less, so I am assuming the Generator works.

I have totally dismantled the generator and there is nothing hidden inside, apart from the 50 Plus needle roller bearing that fell out all over the worktop,,

Had to hold then in place with Vaseline to get it back together. There is only one Patent number on the case 400728 and made by general Electric

16th Jan 2019, 12:55 pm	#6
Johnny_b Triode Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Aldershot, Hampshire, UK. Posts: 17	Re: Wee Megger - HELP Hi, no there are no diodes and just the one Capacitor. If I disconnect the Generator from all connections, then I get AC volts of about 100 volts and DC of less, so I am assuming the Generator works. I have totally dismantled the generator and there is nothing hidden inside, apart from the 50 Plus needle roller bearing that fell out all over the worktop,, Had to hold then in place with Vaseline to get it back together. There is only one Patent number on the case 400728 and made by general Electric