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Moving closer to the wiring, the technician observes that the field windings are connected with very small wires, possibly gauge 12, while the main wires are significantly heftier. The generator features multiple brushes—specifically four pairs—suggesting a design optimized for higher current output.
Additional tests are planned, such as measuring the resistance (ohms) of the windings to better understand the internal electrical properties. Judging by the heavy gauge wiring, the generators are designed to handle large currents at low voltage, likely converting 120V AC to lower direct current for various applications.