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| Subject: | Re: (no subject) |
GrummanDude wrote:
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> Corl came in with his Cheetah this afternoon. His Cheetah is 40 inches also.
Weird.
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Gary --
Which was "weirdest" the 40" part or me? :-)
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| Subject: | Tripped Buss Circuit Breaker |
A customer called yesterday and told me that during his take-off run, his
60 amp circuit breaker popped. =C2-Right before the breaker popped, the
idiot light came on for a second.
Some background: =C2-All new circuit breakers, new master switch, new ba
ttery and master relays, most wiring replaced, new Plane-Power alternator,
and Zeftronics 15V00 regulator (I also installed an overvoltage idiot lig
ht next to the Mitchell ammeter gauge).
Now, I know the PP alternator is too long for the space allowed, so, durin
g the installation, I used a hole saw to cut a hole behind the alternator
and covered the hole from behind with baffle seal material. =C2-
I had him check the light on the 15V00, after resetting the breaker, and
it behaved as advertised. =C2-He flew it back home, a 3 hour (tour) fli
ght. =C2-No problems.
So, =C2-any ideas? =C2-Why would he get an overvoltage? =C2-Bob, you
're the electric expert, I expect to hear from you.
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