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Dynamo with Higher Capacity (FFO) - Meaning?
Mercedes identifies SA code 910 as "Dynamo with higher capacity (FFO)".
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sounds like a electric motor fixed freqiciny osillator?
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Dynamo is how the rest of the world refers to the alternator. It's an old hangover from the days when a car was fitted with a DC generator. No idea as to the meaning of FFO though.
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I'm going to say it means "translator without a clue". The original German was :910, LICHTMASCHINE MIT GROESSERER KAPAZITAET which clearly translates to "alternator with more capacity (higher output)".
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