I lost the regulator/rectifier on a 20 hp briggs. It wasn't cheap, around $70 at lawn parts store. I wouldn't go with just a rectifier. I can't see why there would be a different regulator/rectifier used on a bota or any of them. I asked the lawn and garden parts store what makes the difference between mowers that just use one diode and those that use regulator/rectifier. He said the charging rate, size of coils under the flywheel. Proper charging is important for longer battery life. I would use just one diode and no regulator before I built a bridge without a regulator. If I thought a lot about the battery, I would get the OEM regulator/rectifier.
Go to ebay and see what one sells for. Bet they are cheaper than the $70 I paid.
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