Electronic 12v requlator

[100BUR]

I seem to recall there's a company that sells a electronic version of the Speedometer 12v regulator.

I've just done a Google search but unable to find

Any pointers

[Peter Laidler]

Do you mean the elctronic version of the Bi-metal voltage instrument stabiliser? Look that up on this forum for the manufacturer. But be advised that they are polarity sensitive - but work well with a constant 10v (?) output as opposed to the usual Lucas stuttered mechanical method.

Also look up BMVIS (= Bimetal voltage inst stabiliser) as that goes into the subject too

[Stewartp]

Hi,
Plenty of circuits on the web to make yourself, three components.
I've made built them into the old unit to retain original look.

[Peter Laidler]

Well spread the good news then Stewart and tell us all here I say

[Docksides]

Are you looking for something like this ?





Photos from this french forum : https://mini-racing.forumactif.com/t941 ... de-tension

[100BUR]

Yeh that's the one..
Available of eBay the electronic versions
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/284415368252 ... d=28441536

[100BUR]

Hi Guys
Any feedback on the electronic version

[Polarsilver]

have similar off ebay on two cars 1071 being Neg; Earth with Alternator & Moke has Dynamo / Positive Earth .. works for me.. but not if you want to be OE Correct.

[100BUR]

Thanks
No one will hopefully looking behind my dash
Reliability is now as I'm a little more mature, my first option
Cheers

[Stewartp]

http://www.britishv8.org/Articles/MGB-V ... ilizer.htm

Hope this works