Narrative:

During takeoff roll, approximately 70-80 KTS, master caution light came on accompanied by elect-hydraulic-and fuel annunciator lights. Decided to discontinue takeoff roll. Performed a 'very unagressive' rejected takeoff. Light braking. Exited runway. Found right #2 generator had tripped. Advised passenger and crew of minor electrical problem. Taxied near company operations and advised operations of problem. All electrical indications (volts and frequencys) were normal so I reconnected generator to aircraft system. All still normal. Started APU and tied APU generator to right side of aircraft electrical system. Made normal takeoff. At at reconnected #2 generator to aircraft system. Shut down APU. Wrote advisory message in maintenance log. Advised new crew.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: MASTER CAUTION LIGHT ON TKOF.

Narrative: DURING TKOF ROLL, APPROX 70-80 KTS, MASTER CAUTION LIGHT CAME ON ACCOMPANIED BY ELECT-HYD-AND FUEL ANNUNCIATOR LIGHTS. DECIDED TO DISCONTINUE TKOF ROLL. PERFORMED A 'VERY UNAGRESSIVE' REJECTED TKOF. LIGHT BRAKING. EXITED RWY. FOUND R #2 GENERATOR HAD TRIPPED. ADVISED PAX AND CREW OF MINOR ELECTRICAL PROB. TAXIED NEAR COMPANY OPS AND ADVISED OPS OF PROB. ALL ELECTRICAL INDICATIONS (VOLTS AND FREQS) WERE NORMAL SO I RECONNECTED GENERATOR TO ACFT SYS. ALL STILL NORMAL. STARTED APU AND TIED APU GENERATOR TO R SIDE OF ACFT ELECTRICAL SYS. MADE NORMAL TKOF. AT AT RECONNECTED #2 GENERATOR TO ACFT SYS. SHUT DOWN APU. WROTE ADVISORY MESSAGE IN MAINT LOG. ADVISED NEW CREW.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.