Topic: Narrowly averting disaster: Retrofitting a Shindengen FH022BA MOSFET Regulator/Rectifier to eliminate dangerous overcharging. Details: Happy Saturday night from the decoboco tech bay! Following our chassis and swingarm work on this iconic 3MA, pre-delivery electrical testing revealed a terrifying anomaly: system voltage spiked toward 16V at higher revs. On vintage two-strokes, failing shunt-type regulators risk boiling batteries and instantly frying discontinued CDI boxes and YPVS servo controllers. To defuse this ticking time bomb, we retrofitted a modern Shindengen FH022BA MOSFET regulator. Unlike antiquated SCR units that convert excess current into extreme heat, MOSFET transistors run remarkably cool with minimal internal loss. The conversion required bespoke electrical prep work: fabricating a custom aluminum mounting plate and building dedicated wiring harnesses equipped with heavy-gauge leads and heavy-duty sealed connectors. Verdict: Voltage now holds rock-steady at 14.3V from idle to redline. Modern solid-state electrical stability guarantees ultimate peace of mind for irreplaceable classic electronics!