Rotary Pulse Voltage Frequency Generator Assembly

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That's why you cant figure it out.

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You figured out the alternator?tell me how it was wound?

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Maybe this will help you with the Rotary Pulse Generator....You should already have these images though.

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Thanks Tony,yes i have them from globalkast.If you watch the estate photos the chokes are on the stator,to get the same magnetic coupling as the secoundary.As I stated before i know the winding style but did not work.Anyone can figure it out,just watch the start\finish leads coming out,but you have to wind a dummy stator to get the hang of it,if you'r just looking at the pictures,seems complicated....

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Here is an image of part of the accelerator control showing voltage to the windings
Apparently the accelerator control change voltages to the alterntor or  alternator windings?

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Wow,thanks,Jim,yes its the rotor  voltage control level,that tells me that the rotor was not pulsed,and proves that an alternator was used and NOT a 3phase motor...Looking forward for more teasers:d

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Maybe this will help you with the Rotary Pulse Generator....You should already have these images though.

I cannot remember these pictures….
Nice!

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I am not sure about pulsing aspect because you could have a pulsed  or  chopped variable voltage.  I will have to check to see how far along the transcripts are coming, As I recall the process has the redline generator being switched on first (but this start must have come from a battery), then that starts an electric motor which then turns the deregulated alternator.  Stan made the comment to change the voltage you could change the drive pulley size. The redline was very loud
 Stan also makes a comment about dual or two controls going to the excitor array The large control box that  sits behind the seat has a variac and other controls as well as the abilty to switch off part  of the cell to control gas production ( the vertical row of toggle switches)