Wanted Where/who can I get a new electronic style voltage stabilizer

[boss-tiger]

Wanting to get one of the new electronic voltage stabilizers. Assuming that is still a good idea - any input pro/con would be appreciated.

 

[Austin Healer]

Wanting to get one of the new electronic voltage stabilizers. Assuming that is still a good idea - any input pro/con would be appreciated.

These can be obtained from Moss Motors. I just bought one last week. they work fine. Moss part # 131-555 $18

 

[boss-tiger]

Much appreciated

 

[HolyCat]

Wanting to get one of the new electronic voltage stabilizers. Assuming that is still a good idea - any input pro/con would be appreciated.

Did you look in the Parts and Seervices Whitepages forum in the CAT Member Area? It lists Theo Smit as a supplier of the instrument power supply.

 

[0neoffive]

FYI: I had issues with the positive earth version of the electronic voltage stabilizer. Never found out why, but returning to the old school thermal fixed things.

 

[o2bdriving]

SS, MM, SC, or Joe Parlanti here in the US.

 

[at the beach]

Many years ago I got a great one made by our webmaster Theo Smit.

Buck

 

[65beam]

Support your local Sunbeam parts supplier.

 

[theo_s]

I just sent a couple to Tom Hall, so he may have one available. The ones I make are not OEM correct but they do include a low voltage warning LED that you can route to the red lens on the dash, so that you get charge indication irrespective of whether you are running a generator or alternator.