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Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Finland
Posts: 1,214
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Ok, my voltage regulator is one that has been self made. It has a switch that says NORMAL (i know what that means :P) but the other position says ERHÄLT
What does that mean? I tried using babelfish, but it only translated it as "receives"...Does not make any sense...Any German linguistics here ??Thanks in advance //Zen |
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The literal trans. is "maintain", but I'm not sure why it would say that.
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,969
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Zen,
Just a guess (without seeing the whole thing) but how about: Normal & Maintenance positions??? Normal is easy and if Richard says Erhalt stands for maintain, it could mean a maintenance position. I have never seen a maintenance position on a regulator but could be a switch of some sort. I would get Rolands email off one of his postings and email him directly. Take a pic of it and send it to him... Joe |
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Join Date: Sep 1998
Location: Bremen, Germany
Posts: 162
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"erhält" or the verb "erhalten" means:
a) to receive b) to maintain in terms of "to keep things at a certain level" "erhält" in german is NOT used for "maintain" in the meaning of "maintenance" No idea what its supposed to do on a voltage regulator though. Jens (native german) |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: Finland
Posts: 1,214
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Well, like I have said on some posts before, the PO has done many stupid "conversions" to the car. Guess I have to open up the regulator and check out what it really does.
Thanks anyway ![]() //Zen PS: Mmm, the car is being painted, gonna get it back sunday Signal red! |
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