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11-25-2009 | 11:23 AM

malbojah

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Originally Posted by HenryM

I'm still dying to know why Malbojah wants a bigger alternator.

Always looking for the next upgrade. If I was able to light up all the lights at once on my bike that I use, I'm probably pulling close to 270w, plus the heated grips (looking at closer 300w) plus if I get a heated liners then I'm running out of juice (can't find any spec in the service manual). If I could get ,say, BMW style output I might be satisfied.

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11-25-2009 | 04:29 PM

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Maybe of interest to know that ......

K model onwards - 390W @ 5000rpm
All other models 350W @ 5000rpm

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11-28-2009 | 06:03 AM

HenryM

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That is of interest Steve. Now you've mentioned it I've tried to look for the rated output of the alternator in my manual and can't find it anywhere. Where did you get the figures?

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11-28-2009 | 07:19 AM

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It is in the 1000F Spec section of this common service manual Henry...

Here yu go .....download it straight from below ...
(right click and save or wait for it to load into your browser )
remember its 35 meg ...so be patient ...
HONDA CBR600F1 (1987-1990) CBR1000F SC21 (1987-1996) - SERVICE MANUAL (ENG)

I am uploading it to my server now for you if you want a copy ?
link will be up here in about 30 min or so ...its a 35 meg PDF file ...

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