Kill-a-Watt & 1986 Onan 4.0 BFA
Good afternoon, So the other day I plugged the KAW into a Rat Shack MSW inverter and got something like 135 volts. Of course my cheap meters were reading between 90 and 100, so I thought it should...
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RJCorazza wrote:
I had an Onan BFG, and if memory serves the frequency was directly related to engine rpm. Mine was gradually rising in voltage into the 130-140 range while maintaining the 60hz. I replaced the circuit board with an aftermarket control board made by Flight Systems (dinosaur board?) which fixed the high voltage problem. Your BFA genset may be totally different, but I believe the frequency is still directly related to rpm.
should be, yes
