Generator power is controlled by which switch located on the right forward switch panel in each cockpit?

The generator power in the T-6B is regulated through the generator control switch, which is located on the right forward switch panel in each cockpit. This switch allows the pilot to manage the operation of the generator effectively. When the switch is positioned to the "ON" setting, it enables the generator to supply electrical power to the aircraft's systems. Conversely, if the generator needs to be turned off for any reason, the switch can be toggled to the "OFF" position. This control is crucial for maintaining the electrical integrity of the aircraft and ensuring that systems reliant on the generator receive the necessary power.

The other options refer to different components or functions that do not directly control generator power. The auxiliary battery switch manages the power from a backup battery, the bus tie switch connects or isolates electrical buses, and the generator reset switch is used to reset a generator fault, but it does not control its operational state. Understanding the specific role of each switch helps clarify why the generator control switch is the correct answer for managing generator power.