Re: [Healeys] Testing Voltage Regulator

[Michael Salter <michaelsalter@gmail.com>]

And from a non Larry....Hear hear!!
Lucas electrics have been much maligned, particularly here in North
America.
Absolutely undeserved!!!
IMHO up until the early '70's everything they made was of very high
quality, very reliable and simple to maintain.
Unfortunately, in the north-east, the introduction of "Build to a price"
combined with with thousands of tons of road salt  just did not work out,
but that was long after Joe was gone.


Michael Salter

                         *I have BJ8 water pump kits!!*


On Wed, Jun 6, 2012 at 4:38 AM, Larry Varley <varley@cosmos.net.au> wrote:

> And from another Larry, you need an analogue volt meter, digital won't
> work. The regulator is quite easy to set, clean the points, set it up, and
> you will find that Mr Lucas produced a very reliable and long lasting
> device. What can I say, I see lots of negative comments about Lucas
> electrics, which are totally wrong in my opinion, the stuff is well made,
> long lasting and pretty maintenance free. Many of the so called upgrades
> won't last any where near as long.
> Having just restored my BT7 starter, Generator it was very simple and in
> expensive. Even the horns, one of which even had a rust hole through the
> diaphragm still work after cleaning the points and replacing the gaskets!
> Long live Lucas :))
> Cheers
> Larry
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