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I think i saw the same one if you're talking about an 831. I think the 831 might fit my needs for what I'm trying to do and there's a few on govliq so I'm hoping to get one if these are more electronically controlled like I'm looking for.

Now how about that 800 series generator? haha

So I'm looking at the MEP105 line and the one I saw on govliq looks like it had governor control from the same company I found so that's a good sign. Still trying to figure out voltage regulation at the moment. I'm also looking into the MEP-802, 803 and/or 831 now that I've seen pictures in this...

So I've come across this so far which would take care of my frequency adjustment in conjunction with an actuator and speed monitor that they sell as well. Unfortunately they don't have anything for voltage regulation that I saw on the website. I'm trying to get a few more options though because...

Thanks for the help Jim

So I looked through the MIL-HDBK-633A document and there is nothing about the specific engine make and model of the MEP-002A generator. The info was on pg. 118 of that document. Does someone own one of these generators and possibly know if the engine has a label plate or anything on it that...

Utilizing this generator has more to do with a micro-grid approach and a proof of concept. There is no need to start with a 15kW generator or more when the ability to do what we are researching won't work. So you start small and then apply working concepts to larger projects. In the end it is...

I haven't acquired a generator yet, but can anyone tell me what the make and model of the engine on these generators is? Thanks guys.

So to avoid having to check frequency and such every time it would start up that's why it would be integrated with a synchrotact. The synchro combined with the electronic governor would allow us to make frequency adjustments in the even that it gets out of whack. Same thing goes for voltage if...

I'm not looking to go over 5kW unfortunately. Its a research project so I'm trying to be pretty specific to what generator I want. Thank you for that advice though.

It would really be for synching to 120VAC source not necessarily the grid, but an off grid 120V power system. Thank you for your help Jim hopefully someone has some recommendations for me.

Do you know of another military generator that wouldn't require such a major overhaul to integrate the synchronizer?

Hey guys, New to the forum but I have a question regarding the MEP-002A generator. I'm looking to hook it up with a synchronizer much like this one (see pg. 4 no. 1). I'm curious if this is possible with this generator. The connections I would have to make are to the govenor and the voltage...