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Is there any advantage of running a 200 amp genny vs the old school 100 amp? I read something that the 200 amp doesnt go thru the glow plug box? it's a base model bone stock M998. No add ons.
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100 amp vs 200 amp generator?
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The old school is a 60 A single voltage with brushes and a rather poor regulator subject to failure the 200A and the 100A are dual voltage usually which helps keep the batteries balanced and they are a brushless design.
The 100A is much rarer than the 200A and generally more expensive.
The 100A is much rarer than the 200A and generally more expensive.
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I say no advantage to the 200A. The “old school” 100A doesn’t go through the start box on mine.
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RIGHT... The contacts on the ENGINE connector to the box can not handle the current. The 8 ga pins are only rated 70 amps on a good day.
Was a bad design right out of the gate...errr BOX, CAMO