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GordonThree
Jul 20, 2014Explorer
OP: your test #1 doesn't really prove anything, and you said it yourself. running the generators with no load is running the generators with no load.
They do not run "wide open" with no load, even if the eco switch is off, they run at a higher fixed rpm. the throttle and engine load is still low. As you add electrical load, the throttle opens more as engine load increases because the generator is harder to turn.
if there's a shortage of air (oxygen) due to a vacuum, it's not likely to affect the generators at idle, with the throttle mostly closed they don't need much air.
They do not run "wide open" with no load, even if the eco switch is off, they run at a higher fixed rpm. the throttle and engine load is still low. As you add electrical load, the throttle opens more as engine load increases because the generator is harder to turn.
if there's a shortage of air (oxygen) due to a vacuum, it's not likely to affect the generators at idle, with the throttle mostly closed they don't need much air.
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