7.6 vdc sounds about right, depending on the cost of the meter you are using to measure it. Remember, please, that Bruce's generator produces a pulsed square wave, which when measured by a normal, inexpensive Volt-Ohm-Milliammeter will register ONE-HALF the actual voltage, because half the time the voltage is ON (approx. 15.2 vdc, with loss in the circuit) and half the time the voltage is OFF (0 vdc). The meter averages the two, and reads 7.6 vdc. Simple, but elegant. grace & peace from Paul Bembower.
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