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NOS Chinese Army Type 65 Generator Three Phase Alternator
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Manufacturer: Military MIL2132
Item: MIL-2132

NOS Chinese Army type 65 generator designed for use with the 102E and other small radio sets. The generator is actually a three phase alternator employing a spinning permanent magnet rotor for field generation. There are no brushes since the field is generated by a permanent magnet. The rotor is gear driven from the cranks by a set of gears to step up the rpm. There are seven ball bearings on three shafts. DC voltages are obtained by diode rectifiers to obtain high voltage (430V, 130 mA) and low voltage (6.3V, 2 A). A measure of HV regulation is provided by saturable core reactors in the AC side of the 3-phase alterNATOr output and by a flywheel. Used in Grade I Condition, packed in a wooden crate. Non Returnable

All Military surplus products are used, the condition of the products varies, and the quantities may be limited. Unfortunately, we can not accept backorders or returns on any surplus products.
Surplus condition scale:
Grade I – Used in like new to excellent condition.
Grade II – Used in good condition, may show minor use.
Grade III – Used in fair condition, will show normal wear and tear from daily use.
Average Customer Rating: 3.9 Rating (16 Customer Reviews)  Write a Review!
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1.0 Rating Received FSD30 - 11/5/2010NOS Chinese Army Type 65 Generator Three Phase Alternator1.0000
Reviewer: KM
I just received my generator. It was not new, as it was opened prior, with the wooden case falling apart. Looks to have some water damage, as one of the packages inside was corroded and was found open (by knife). The generator itself does not look damaged, but is the type 30. Not sure what the specs for voltage or wattage is. It's a neat item, but I wish I had received what everyone else received.
4.0 Rating Working, but... - 10/24/2010NOS Chinese Army Type 65 Generator Three Phase Alternator4.0000
Reviewer: Philo DuFresne
This product looks like it could take a serious beating. It had everything it said, it takes almost no effort to crank, and it is much smaller than it looks. The actual alternator box is about 7"x5"x4". I do wish that it came with, or there was a link to, more information about how to configure/mod it to trickle charge batteries or other useful things. I'd appreciate anyone who knows about these things posting to the forums, as I have been all over the internet and have found very little, besides that CTD sells these things for about $150 less than anywhere else. Also, I received the FSW50, so they are obviously still shipping them. Thank you to stctd for the info I do have.
3.0 Rating Not a type 65 or 50... - 6/12/2010NOS Chinese Army Type 65 Generator Three Phase Alternator3.0000
Reviewer: PupSter
I got a brand new, in the crate Type MS40W. Not sure how useful it will be as of yet. It is well made and I think will be useful with a little modification.
5.0 Rating Loving it! - 3/13/2010NOS Chinese Army Type 65 Generator Three Phase Alternator5.0000
Reviewer: stctd
Had a couple of these now for a couple of years. They did turn out to be the Model 50s, so I just hacked the pictured cable in half, put Anderson Power Pole connectors on the black and the white leads, and fed the generated 25VDC into NewMar DC-DC converters for 13.8VDC output. This configuration effortlessly powers my ham radios from VX-7, FT-817 up through Ft-897 (no kidding, even running the fan). Have yet to attempt running the ol' FT-1000mp with one of these yet, but it may actually be possible at reduced power. What affects which generator model a customer receives? I dunno. Ordered this same Model 65, but luckily received 2 Model 50s a month apart.
4.0 Rating Well Made - 11/21/2009NOS Chinese Army Type 65 Generator Three Phase Alternator4.0000
Reviewer: Survivalist
My generator seems to work well, the small seat clearly is not made for us corn fed boys; mine broke the second time I sat on it! It also has a four prong plug setup and will not work for any of our two prong American plugs. Does anyone know where to get an adapter for these? The only other solution I can think of would be to splice the cable. All in all I am satisfied with the purchase, it will work well once I get it modified. Any helpful information on the matter would be greatly appreciated.
 
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