I stand corrected about the FH012AA (second Gen R/R) being a series regulator. I was repeating (apparently bad) information I had read elsewhere.
I would still want a beefed up Regulator / Rectifier as the available power from the 2nd Gen and later alternator could easily take out a 1st Gen R/R. But this does get us back to the original discussion point, that is if they are both shunt typer regulators, up to the point where the R/R fails they should both generate the same amount of heating in the stator windings.
And I owe an apology to the ***-less Twigg man, as he was correctly laughing it off about the R/R not making any difference to the stator heating.
PS - Twigg, is that you in wfooshee's avatar?
I would still want a beefed up Regulator / Rectifier as the available power from the 2nd Gen and later alternator could easily take out a 1st Gen R/R. But this does get us back to the original discussion point, that is if they are both shunt typer regulators, up to the point where the R/R fails they should both generate the same amount of heating in the stator windings.
And I owe an apology to the ***-less Twigg man, as he was correctly laughing it off about the R/R not making any difference to the stator heating.
PS - Twigg, is that you in wfooshee's avatar?