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Mike, Thanks again for the information. After much research locally, I've been informed that you are exactly correct about the Newage Heads. I was not aware that there is a rewind shop fairly close to my location. After speaking with them, they told me that they could identify each of the...

All, If you think I can get somewhere with this, I will build a small wooden jig to correctly separate each one of the wires in order to keep organization testing the fields. Please see the enclosed photos. The wires wrapped in orange are the mystery... Mike, I do know of one more shop...

Mike, First, Thank you so much for your time with this... Is there any logical explanation as to why 18 ohm out to each other leaving 9 pair? Not knowing the history behind this head, I'd hate to put in the time and effort to try and figure it out if indeed, the unit is broken... Chris

Mike, Thank you for the information... I've got 24 wires coming out of the head that are not identified. How do I narrow those 24 to 6 pair to start testing phases with a battery? 18 out of the 24 wires ohm out to each other. That gives me 9 pair, if you will. However, there are still 6...

Apparently, everything I thought I knew, or have known does not apply to this particular project...I digress...I figured defining these wires is beyond my immediate expertise so I sought a repair company locally to define the wiring. Unfortunately, that has too, failed...so I am back to solving...

There are the two wires left that would originally go to an avr....are those the wires that I shall apply the rheostat to? I thought those were DC only...

I have access to a rheostat...my question is this. Do I hook it up to one of the 12 leads out of the gen head? Thank you!

thread238-314092 Great post above~! I am in the exact situation...I've got a genset here that someone has cut all the output wiring. I've been able to identify the coils and yes, I did have to disconnect the diodes on the rear to identify the remaining 3. Forgive my ignorance here, but it...