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	   Topic: Alternator sawtooth current generation | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2020 8:43 am   Subject: Alternator sawtooth current generation | 
  
  
	| Thanks for the hints.  The voltage stays very constant.  No pitot heat or other big consumers, except lights (landing/wigwag, position, strobes).  I did some experiments today without the lights fo ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Alternator sawtooth current generation | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Sat Sep 19, 2020 12:55 am   Subject: Alternator sawtooth current generation | 
  
  
	Planepower/Harzell 60Amp, Earthx battery, GRT EIS 4000 w/hall effect sensor on alternator B-lead, running all lights, etc. Steady state getting these kinds of current fluctuations (see attachment).
 
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	   Topic: draw.io shapes | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2018 6:12 am   Subject: draw.io shapes | 
  
  
	Hi,
 
 Has anyone already added to the [url=http://draw.io]draw.io program shape library with some shapes like Bob's?  Should not take too long, but if I can save a couple hours of work it would  ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Same rating for fuses and circuit breakers? | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2018 6:56 am   Subject: Same rating for fuses and circuit breakers? | 
  
  
	Hi,
 
 I'm curious if we should use the exact same rating for fuses as are recommended for circuit breakers.
 
 
 I have all fuses with one CB as recommended by the AEC, and for most devices they  ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Did you install a "battery bus"? | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Fri Sep 21, 2018 8:46 am   Subject: Did you install a "battery bus"? | 
  
  
	| Many thanks for all the feedback, gents.  I've decided to skip the battery bus.  I reserve the right to change my mind at the last minute!  :DMickey Coggins | 
  
  
	   Topic: Did you install a "battery bus"? | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Tue Sep 18, 2018 1:56 pm   Subject: Did you install a "battery bus"? | 
  
  
	Hi,
 
 I'm struggling to find anything that really needs to be connected to an always-hot battery bus.
 
 
 I have an io360 with pmags which will power themselves in case of issue with the normal  ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Spark plug wire installation - distance between wires | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2018 10:48 pm   Subject: Spark plug wire installation - distance between wires | 
  
  
	Hi,
 
 
 I've always heard that spark plug wires need some small distance between them, and that's what I did on my engine, but I'm curious what happens if you don't have distance betw ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Starting the Engine Reboots the EFIS | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Thu May 17, 2018 12:37 pm   Subject: Starting the Engine Reboots the EFIS | 
  
  
	| Hi Jan,  Which eric jones product are you talking about?  I've been all over his site                    It is a race with the relay and solenoid that enables the starter     motor. A small rel ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: TyWraps redux | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Mon May 14, 2018 5:58 am   Subject: TyWraps redux | 
  
  
	Thanks for the kind words - just doing it like Bob taught me via his book and many PDFs and images.Mickey Coggins
 
 
 
 
 
 On Fri, 11 May 2018 at 15:39, FLYaDIVE <flyadive@gmail.com (What do you  ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: TyWraps redux | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Wed May 09, 2018 10:16 pm   Subject: TyWraps redux | 
  
  
	FWF I used a lot of flat lace along with some adel clamps and I'm really happy with the way it turned out.  I have some pictures here:
 
 
 Good point Bob...
 
 
 In general BLACK Ty-Wraps are UV ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2018 6:39 am   Subject: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	| Hi Bob,  The drawing is absolutely perfect for my application as-is.   Last time I hand propped an aircraft was my boss's tri-pacer in 1978 or 79, so that feature is not a high priority for me. ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2018 9:07 pm   Subject: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	| Hi Bob, for hand propping, my understanding is that the device would need at least a bit of power.  There is some discussion on some forums about just using a tiny 9v battery.  I don't see anyth ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2018 12:45 pm   Subject: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	| Thanks Bob.  The maintenance mode is for setting the ignition timing - if the device has power, but the p-lead is grounded, then it's in a mode where blowing on the manifold pressure tube connect ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Tue Apr 03, 2018 5:15 am   Subject: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	Thanks Bob - I've sent the drawing I have offline - I didn't want it to get out into the wild until you had a look as it might cause some confusion.  Regards, Mickey
 Mickey Coggins
 
  
  
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	   Topic: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2018 11:36 am   Subject: two different Z-33 diagrams | 
  
  
	Hi,
 
 I have a printout of a Z-33 that shows how to wire pmags so that you can do maintenance on them, but I can't find this diagram any longer.  The Z-33 I find is about Dual Power Path for Bat ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Bench tester to simulate an alternator | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 8:23 am   Subject: Bench tester to simulate an alternator | 
  
  
	...
 
   Actually, since you're emulating a runaway
   alternator, perhaps tight control over voltage
   is unnecessary. You just need a current source
   with an open circuit voltage substant ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: Bench tester to simulate an alternator | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Thu Oct 26, 2017 5:22 am   Subject: Bench tester to simulate an alternator | 
  
  
	Hi,
 
 Does anyone have a recommendation for a bench tester to see how lifepo4 batteries behave during an overvoltage event?  Thinking about buying various brands of lifepo4 batteries and subjecting  ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: e-mag p model (pmag) power/ground wire  size question | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2017 12:16 pm   Subject: e-mag p model (pmag) power/ground wire  size question | 
  
  
	Thanks for the feedback, gentlemen.
 
 Kind regards,
 Mickey
 
 Mickey Coggins
 
  
 On 3 September 2017 at 20:41, Robert L. Nuckolls, III <nuckolls.bob@aeroelectric.com (  At 11:14 AM 9/3/2017, yo ... | 
  
  
	   Topic: e-mag p model (pmag) power/ground wire size question | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Sun Sep 03, 2017 2:53 am   Subject: e-mag p model (pmag) power/ground wire size question | 
  
  
	Hi,
 
 The pmag instructions say that the maximum current draw is 0.25 amps, but they recommend 18 AWG wire for both power and ground, and 22 AWG for the other 4 wires.
 
 
 From the manual:
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	   Topic: Interesting thread on overvoltage event | 
  
  
	rv8ch 
	   
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	 Forum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 5:56 am   Subject: Re: Interesting thread on overvoltage event | 
  
  
	| In the Z diagrams, follow all the wires leaving the regulator. One of them (the A terminal on the generic Ford model) goes through the alternator half of the master switch, to a 5A breaker, which is t ... | 
  
  
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