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Originally Posted by Pete7072
Yes, I believe you're right on this. When I moved the spring attached to the arm to the last hole, far right, it goes on and off to auto idle. When the spring is moved to the far left hole, it does not go into auto idle. Far right hole, it's making 200 volts out of 300 on AC meter. At idle it's making 100 volts
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200 volts is a bit low, unless the generator meter is not accurate I suggest you adjust the throttle to get a 60Hz line frequency and the cheapest way to do it is a kill-o-watt meter (Under $30).
You got a AVR controlled generator and some Chinese unit (Generator section) produce crappy sine wave who are a PITA to adjust correctly, they can toast electronic equipment's so take care.