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1. 06:13 AM - XM coax (Wayne Williams, MD)
2. 09:12 AM - E-bus and sd-8 alternator connections Z-13/8 Q (Chris)
3. 06:48 PM - Any recommendations for camera system to be mounted in vertical fin? (rparigor@SUFFOLK.LIB.NY.US)
4. 08:23 PM - Re: Any recommendations for camera system to be mounted in vertical fin? (RV Builder (Michael Sausen))
5. 09:00 PM - Re: XM coax (Robert L. Nuckolls, III)
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I have a WX worx receiver and combined comm/EM antenna. It looks like the WX
worx and the antenna use male SMA connectors. What coax should I use?
Thanks!
Wayne
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| Subject: | E-bus and sd-8 alternator connections Z-13/8 Q |
Bob,
I am laying out my RV-10 wiring based on the Z-13/8 Q. My battery is behind the
bagage area as is my master contactor. Z-13/8 Q shows the SD-8 going to the
battery side of the contactor. My battery bus will be next to the battery and
I will run the e-bus supply wire from there foward to the panel.
Question: Instead of running another wire all the way back to the master contactor
from the SD-8 could I just run from the SD-8 to the E-bus which is under
the panel?
With this arrangment I would activate e-buss when needed and then sd-8, otherwise
sd-8 would be dormant and only supply power when e-buss is activated.
Thanks
Chris Lucas
RV-10
#40072
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| Subject: | Any recommendations for camera system to be mounted |
in vertical fin?
Any recommendations for camera to be mounted in vertical fin?
I
have a Europa XS and want to mount a camera forward facing in the rudder
cap. It is about a foot forward of a Bob archer SA-006 big "E"
antenna.
Thx.
Ron Parigoris
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| Subject: | Any recommendations for camera system to be mounted |
in vertical fin?
I used a waterproof bullet camera that was capable of fairly low lux. I
have it hooked up to a DVR that I mounted in the baggage compartment called
a ChaseCam PDR100. From there the ChaseCam outputs to the aux input on my
Alpine AV system for a POV. I'll also be hooking up audio to the DVR from
the pilot position on the intercom. The DVR will automatically start with
the master switch and it's configured to write over the oldest file when f
ull. That gives it more than enough capacity for even a long trip.
www.chasecam.com<http://www.chasecam.com>
Michael
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Subject: AeroElectric-List: Any recommendations for camera system to be mou
nted in vertical fin?
Any recommendations for camera to be mounted in vertical fin?
I have a Europa XS and want to mount a camera forward facing in the rudder
cap. It is about a foot forward of a Bob archer SA-006 big "E" antenna.
Thx.
Ron Parigoris
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At 08:12 AM 2/23/2009, you wrote:
><rwayne@gamewood.net>
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>I have a WX worx receiver and combined comm/EM antenna. It looks like the WX
>worx and the antenna use male SMA connectors. What coax should I use?
>Thanks!
What does the installation recommend? You can get sma connectors
for about any of the popular coaxes. If your kit came with
connectors, then you'd need to know which versions were supplied.
Their is a high probability that any connectors supplied will
be compatible with the common preference for RF-400 or RG-141 coax.
However, it is possible that some other product fits your connectors.
If no connectors are supplied, and no recommendations are cited
in the manual, then RG-400 and compatible connectors would
be my guess . . . although there are some new, lower loss
coaxes that would work well at those frequencies.
Bob . . .
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