Ducati Voltage Regulator

[wirespokes]

I'm in need of a Voltage Regulator for the permanent magnet system. I can find replacements for $32 and then there's the OEM for $150+.  Should I avoid the cheaper alternative? Are they durable and long-lived?

Do any of you have a good used one you'd sell?

[wirespokes]

I've got another regulator here, but it's got seven leads rather than 6. Is there a place that explains what they are and whether it'll work for me?

[Wayne Orwig]

Some have a ground, some just use the case. Some have a second battery wire, some have a single. You need a drawing.

[wirespokes]

Some have a ground, some just use the case. Some have a second battery wire, some have a single. You need a drawing.

It's a simple potted item with ten horizontal fins. The leads exit top. Starting from the left -

white
brown
black
white
red
green

There are no markings on it anywhere.
I believe that it had been connected previously with only the red, black and three whites.
white

[John A]

https://www.euromotoelectrics.com/category-s/1846.htm
This may show a diagram. I’ve bought regulators, starters and parts from them with good results

[Don G]

I have used Drag Specialty's HD Big Twin regulators as replacements to good effect. DonG

[Stevex]

I'm in need of a Voltage Regulator for the permanent magnet system. I can find replacements for $32 and then there's the OEM for $150+.  Should I avoid the cheaper alternative? Are they durable and long-lived?

Do any of you have a good used one you'd sell?

I replaced my Aprilia RSV Tuono reg rec with a used Honda CBR1000 Shindengen mosfet. I connected the outout direct to the battery withe the +ve wire fused. Works perfectly.