Have 2 electronic distributors , Mopar and Petrinix

Don't know about the Pertronix but I know the Mopar electronic is supposed to have an electronic voltage regulator. If the car has an older black box style regulator I think you can just disconnect it & take it loose from the firewall & look at the bottom. If it has what looks like a couple of strips of metal with coils of wire wound around them it's mechanical. I think there might be visible electronic circuitry on bottom of the electronic ones but I'm not sure.

I ran a Pertronix unit in an air cooled VW & all I had to do was install the parts in the distributor. The car had a generator & a mechanical voltage regulator. This was in the mid 1990's. They might have updated their electronics since then.

Since I don't know the history does it sound possible that if it has a mech voltage regulator it would cause the car to stall if I turn on the lights with low revs in drive ? Fine as long as I'm moving , or in neutral above 1,200 rpm .
So petronix will work with old style mach voltage reg , Mopar will need elec voltage reg , are the symptoms of wrong type voltage reg similar to what is happening to my car , stall at low revs when lights or any high drain electrics are turned on ?