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WWII M3 Navy Shore Generator

This is an as accurate as possible a WWII Navy tow behind generator/mobile shore power. As the prototype this is powered by a straight six modular engine.

~All gauges read in freedom units (Gallons, Fahrenheit, RPM)
~Functioning Watts and Amperage gauges on the generator side.
~Push button clutch
~Winch controls for the cable reel

1. Flip on the main power and cooling fans.
   
2. Set parking brake. If you don't the trailer will move all over creation when you pull the cable
   
3. Turn the Key. The engine will idle between 8-900 RPM and full throttle is at 1,600 RPM
   
4. Go to the generator controls and engage the clutch. the motor will bog for a minute but will maintain 700RPM under load.
   
5. flip the main breaker.
   
6. Take a wire and hook it to what you are wanting to power. If you need to go a longer distance hook it to the cable winch. there is a readout to let you know how long the length of the cable is.

NOTE: Only throttle up when you are ready to engage the generators. long term high throttle without a load will damage the engine.

This is an excellent companion to Blake's SS-97 Submarine
Link to the SS-97:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3079078945


Thanks to Canadian Goose for helping me figure out the instrument panel.

Please don't re-upload without my permission