Re: Fuel System Manager


Subject:    Re: Fuel System Manager
From:    Eric Page (edpav8r@yahoo.com)
Date:    Wed Mar 04 - 6:17 AM
user9253 wrote:
> After thinking about it, one could accomplish the same thing without installing
a momentary push button switch by pulling the circuit breaker for the fuel
level switches and then resetting it, assuming there is a pullable breaker and
not fuses.

If you go this way, it's best to use a switch/breaker that's designed for repeated
manual on/off cycles, like the Klixon 7270 / 7271, or the Tyco W31 / W33.
Read the reviews on Aircraft Spruce before you choose; some don't appear to last
very long.


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http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=516912#516912




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