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On the VAZ, the generator has a voltage regulator of 14 volts. If you turn on many devices, the voltage drops to 13.2-13.6 volts. This voltage is not enough to charge the battery.

Therefore, we buy a voltage regulator from a foreign car, the cheapest, for example, Mobiletron VR-B195 (193) M. Voltage 14.7 volts. By mounting it does not fit, wider through the holes. We take our regulator, solder the transistor (tablet), just solder it from the imported one, and solder it into our regulator, everything fits, the transistor leads are the same.

At idle speed of 14.6 V, when a large load is turned on, light, stove, radio, rear window heating, etc. the voltage drops to 13.7-14.2 volts, which is enough to charge the battery. No photo, the generator on the car. After the alteration, the problem with the battery charge disappeared. I wish everyone a try. You will be satisfied.
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We take our regulator, solder the transistor (tablet), just solder it from the imported one, and solder it into our regulator, everything fits, the transistor leads are the same.
How to replace the transistor can change the output voltage?
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14.7V is a winter mode, on some controllers there is a switch to winter mode. But driving a summer like this is a faster battery kill.

Adjustable voltage:
14.7V - maximum - for operation at low temperatures, for recharging a discharged battery
14.2V average - for operation at ambient temperature 0C - + 20C
13.6V - minimum - for operation at high temperatures (> 20C), as well as when operating in especially difficult conditions (traffic jams, prolonged lifts ...)

And for a vase, there are a bunch of different regulators, up to 14.7V.
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Everyone can be pushed into the mud. Before both ...... that person, you need to try his idea. About the voltage, buy and see what is written on the regulator (14v) on the regulator for foreign cars (14.7v) there is a difference. Now in my car, the voltage corresponds to the battery charge. Are you weak to try? For ....... everyone can. Old proverb: The clever will say nothing, the fool will not say.
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Therefore, we buy a voltage regulator from a foreign car

Where do you get all this from?
I mean my crazy ideas. Either about the antenna for the digit, then about the overvoltage regulator.

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