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    GS Stator

    EDIT 7/12/2016:

    The GS Resources Stator pages have been updated in 2016 by Frank and so I have removed the previous discussion of the GSR bias toward promoting Electrosport products. I still personally recommend teh stators assuming production continues as it has. The R/R are a definite thing to avoid.


    The GSR Garage reports last modified: 02/05/14

    The biggest change to Permanent Magnet (PM) alternators for motorcycles is the availability of SERIES v.s. SHUNT R/R's. Most of your metric bikes have 3 phase PM Alternators (like the GS) and traditionally these have all be fitted from the factory with SHUNT R/R's. As technology has advanced the SERIES R/R has emerged which is a night and day difference for your charging system especially as far as your stator is concerned. Less heat generated, Longer life for both stator and R/R and few burned connector. The only drawback had been price, as the after market was the only source of these retrofits. The SERIES Shindengen SH-775 has now emerged from the OEM market with a low price reflective of the mass markets.

    SHUNT_vs_SERIES_RR_Compare_Tutorial

    There are really few compelling reasons in this GS day of electrical charging to buy anything other than a SERIES R/R. The SH-775 is a very affordable Series R/R and can be purchased cheaper than most conventional SHUNT regulators. They are typically $70 new from Polaris dealers.

    See this link for a summary.

    GS Stator

    It should be mentioned that some SHUNT regulators having been working for years, but that is generally limited to the smaller bikes that don't have the same heat problems as the bigger bikes. For anything at 1000 cc and above a SERIES R/R is a must. 750 cc is borderline I have little experience on bikes below that but there are many reports of no issues.

    It has to do with heat dissipation and the SERIES R/R just doesn't create the same heat in the stator as the SHUNT R/R will. Yes I said stator heat . Also if you plan on going to LED lights and reducing your electrical loads you will further stress the R/R.

    I have reordered the options based on my assessment of likely need and austerity of the audience. I have pushed the Honda 6 wire to below all the readily available SERIES R/R's. It has been a venerable workhouse R/R for many years thanks to it's champion Duanage, but newer SERIES technology has put this R/R past it's prime.

    WARNING: Shindengen is mixing both Shunt and SERIES R/R's with the same SH prefix.


    SH572 - 22 Amps
    SH785 - 35 Amps
    SH753 - 35 Amps

    SHxx2 - 50 amps (POTENTIAL FUTURE SERIES R/R)
    SH640 - 25 amps
    SH821 - 35 amps
    SH782 - 25 Amps

    SH775 - 35 AMPS ONLY CONFIRMED SERIES R/R


    #1 The SERIES Shindengen R/R SH-775 commonly available from Polaris Dealers. Search the GSR site for recent posts on best price and availability. This is most peoples number one choice for an R/R replacement because of low price, easy availability and SERIES performance. It's only down size is a fairly large form factor (same as the MOSFET FH012) made even larger if you use the mating convectors.
    Series Regulator Source SH775

    SH-775 Vendor/Price List
    Cheap SH-775 Connector Source

    Originally posted by tom203 View Post
    Lots would work ,but your best choice is none of them! get a SH-775 from a Polaris ATV dealer their part #4012941 . search on the forum for reasons why.

    Steve has graciously done the price checking for online ones- if you got a Polaris dealer near you, inquire ,cuz they might be close or willing to bargain.

    http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...&postcount=104


    Another Tip on the SH-775 from DeCosse

    p.s. I also just found while searching EBay and cross-referencing OEM Parts Fiche that SeaDoo and CanAM also use this same Shindengen SH775 Regulator under their OEM part number 710001103.
    Now - the new price is about 2x that of the exacts same Polaris OEM part - even from same common dealer!
    But there are a lot of used SeaDoo/CanAm SH775 on Ebay (although still about the same price used as a brand new Polaris-sourced part)

    #2 The SERIES Compufire R/R CF55402 (only part number applicable to 3 phase PM alternators like GS Suzuki)

    The Compufire is my favorite as it is the smallest SERIES R/R available here in the US and is a MOSFET SERIES design which results in slightly superior performance to the SH-775 in terms of lower power dissipation, higher (low RPM) output voltage and lower OFF state current draw.
    General results should apply to any SERIES R/R not just the Compufire.
    Compufire SERIES R/R Poll
    Compufire Installation Thread

    #3 The SERIES R/R's from CycleElectric (600 line; there are several 3 phase models)
    The CycleElectic which is an older design and uses SCR's is capable of 50 amps ; It is also the largest.


    #4 If you don't want to buy one of the SERIES R/R's above (It is possible you just don't have the money and for smaller CC bikes with less cooling issues it doesn't matter as much) The Honda(or equivalent 6 wire R/R formerly sold by Duanage) is your best SHUNT design R/R.
    Honda R/R Poll
    SH541 regulator (8 wire with sense, 25 amp rating)
    How To Honda R/R Install



    Silent-Hektek: And now a German Company that has made these for years (no further data on these)
    German made SERIES R/R: Silent-Hektik

    Regleri: No promises here as I can't even read the website, but apparently this company in Croatia makes series R/R's. The schematics of the SCR's on the packages make it appear as if they are opening the circuits and are in fact SERIES v.s. SHUNT. They do specifically list one SHUNT R/R .
    Regleri za automobile, motorkotače i vanbrodske motore


    Apparently it is a combination(SERIES then SHUNT R/R) , SERIES at low speed when voltages and timing are slower and goes to SHUNT at high speed presumably because it cant manage SERIES over 8K RPM.



    And some fake SERIES R/R's (STAY AWAY)


    None of the Electrosport products have done little to improve the stator thermal problems with SHUNT regulation.
    In fact the only thing the Electro sport R/R is better than is the old single phase regulated shunt R/R's like the one I had in my 1981 GS750E.
    Fried Stator Pole

    There are even MOSFET R/R's commonly available which are better than the Electrosport SCR shunt R/R. See these listed in Matchless's thread on R/R part numbers. The MOSFET (is still SHUNT) will get less hot that an stock/electrosport SCR R/R , but it might make the stator a little hotter.
    Rectifier/Regulator replacement list

    If anything the stator pages series has gotten more convoluted and less accurate. They have not even corrected the Phase A or Phase B test descriptions.
    Last edited by posplayr; 07-12-2016, 03:48 PM.

    #2
    We keep telling new people to read the stator papers..... so they(stator papers) should be up to date.
    Thanks for keeping on top of this.
    http://i632.photobucket.com/albums/u...00080021-1.jpg
    1978 GS1000C
    1979 GS1000E
    1980 GS1000E
    2004 Roadstar

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      #3
      Bump......................



      Regleri: No promises here as I can't even read the website, but apparently this company in Croatia makes series R/R's. The schematics of the SCR's on the packages make it appear as if they are opening the circuits and are in fact SERIES v.s. SHUNT. They do specifically list one SHUNT R/R .
      Regleri za automobile, motorkotače i vanbrodske motore


      Apparently it is a combination(SERIES then SHUNT R/R) , SERIES at low speed when voltages and timing are slower and goes to SHUNT at high speed presumably because it cant manage SERIES over 8K RPM.
      Last edited by posplayr; 06-19-2014, 05:17 PM.

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        #4
        Bump .......

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          #5
          +1 on the need for an update.

          My GS550L is my first GS-series bike. Knew it needed carb work & the charging system was a mess.

          Found the carb info on this forum to be really helpful.

          Have a good bit of experience with Suzuki two-stroke electrical systems.
          Knew that the GS-series stock setup of regulating only one phase of a three-phase alternator wasn't too swift.
          Found some useful info on this forum, but didn't appreciate the issue of shunt vs. series R/R.

          So I went with Electrosport stator & R/R.

          Now the charging system works fine. But I'm not sure how long that will last.

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            #6
            This link is invalid

            http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...ght=Shindengen


            What was in the post?

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              #7
              Unless the original author is still around, which doesn't seem to be the case, then how can Frank update the document? Might be better to completely replace it instead of editing someone else's work.

              Jim, I nominate YOU to write a new procedure. I'll review and then we can ask Frank to replace the Stator Papers completely.
              Ed

              To measure is to know.

              Mikuni O-ring Kits For Sale...https://www.thegsresources.com/_foru...ts#post1703182

              Top Newbie Mistakes thread...http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...d.php?t=171846

              Carb rebuild tutorial...https://gsarchive.bwringer.com/mtsac...d_Tutorial.pdf

              KZ750E Rebuild Thread...http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...0-Resurrection

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                #8
                This is good info...I haven't had any issues but I'm sure it's a good idea to review...now as well as when it's updated.


                Ed
                GS750TZ V&H/4-1, Progressive Shocks, Rebuilt MC/braided line, Tarozzi Stabilizer[Seq#2312]
                GS750TZ Parts Bike [Seq#6036]
                GSX-R750Y (Sold)

                my opinion shouldn't be taken as gospel or in any way that would lead you to believe otherwise (30Sep2021)

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                  #9
                  Maybe I should replace my electrex....
                  http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum...ine=1352313915
                  1979 GS1000

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                    #10
                    Not sure how many of you have noticed, but this seems to have recently appeared (at least I have never seen it before) in a forum link "Our History" located at the upper left of the home page.





                    It describes the early start of the GS Resources and the spawning of a new business called Electrex. This would seem to explain the influences of Electrosport found here at the GSR. If I'm not mistaken, Electrex is now Electrosport in the US.

                    After Mark got his college degree he no longer had the time to run the site and with his leaving college, the website needed to be moved to another server. Peter then moved the website over to servers in the
                    Netherlands and he took on the duties of Editor-in-Chief. Peter got hold of a friend whom he met in college, Ritzo Muntinga. Ritzo was an electrical engineer and together they worked in diagnosing the stator problem. In fact, because of demand, Ritzo formed a new company Electrex, which sold replacement stators and rectifiers for Suzuki GS's. At that time, Ritzo supported the site by paying the web hosting bill and in exchange The GSResources had banner ads for Electrex on the website.Eventually Peter moved the site from an outside webhost to the servers where he was working at

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                      #11
                      ^^Interesting Read...thanks posplayr.



                      Ed
                      GS750TZ V&H/4-1, Progressive Shocks, Rebuilt MC/braided line, Tarozzi Stabilizer[Seq#2312]
                      GS750TZ Parts Bike [Seq#6036]
                      GSX-R750Y (Sold)

                      my opinion shouldn't be taken as gospel or in any way that would lead you to believe otherwise (30Sep2021)

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by GSXR7ED View Post
                        ^^Interesting Read...thanks posplayr.



                        Ed
                        I have also updated the R/R recommendation list under the link "GS Stator" in my signature.

                        If there are any other relevant links I can add those. Will need to start a SH-775 poll as well.

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                          #13
                          A weekend Bump

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                            #14
                            what would it take to pull the stator papers completely and start fresh? I just saw in another thread how someone else has "upgraded" to an electrex reg/rec on advice from the stator papers.....
                            1983 GS 1100 ESD :D

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                              #15
                              Yes, some folks are buying on old information. I think posplayr could edit the first section of his old thread with a update regarding the SH-775; this charging stuff seems overwhelming to some

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                              1981 gs650L

                              "We are all born ignorant, but you have to work hard to stay stupid" Ben Franklin

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