On Tue, 14 Oct 2014 06:48:28 -0700, Stormin Mormon
wrote:

...snip....
My pleasure. The 12 volt socket is so you can
connect a VB-206 diagnostic scope. A factory
trained technician can adjust the sine wave
rectification slope, and also the peak envelope
power output of the generator. This is done
by use of a Field Utility Link Layered Ammeter,
and a Complete Reading Analog Pickup.

Since this is a long name, it's often known
by the acronym, made by the first letters of
the technical terms.

Of course, you might have one of the earlier
generators which is not technician adjustable.
The only way to know is by sinusoidal adjustment
of the ferrites.

How'd I do?


It took me four hours to figure out that 'FU' meant Felix Unger.