How many amps can the generator supply?

The generator in the T-6 aircraft is designed to supply a maximum of 300 amps of electrical current. This capability is essential for supporting various electrical systems and equipment onboard, ensuring that all avionics, cockpit instruments, and other critical systems operate effectively during flight. The design and engineering of the generator consider the power requirements of the aircraft's systems, allowing for reliable performance under various operational conditions.

This 300-amp rating means that the generator can handle the electrical load of the aircraft while also providing additional capacity to support transient demands that may occur during different phases of flight, such as during engine start or when pilot-controlled electrical systems are activated.