Jump start


Subject:    Jump start
From:    Chris Hukill (cjhukill@cox.net)
Date:    Tue Mar 16 - 10:55 AM
I am doing it the same way as my RV8. I have a cigar lighter plug near 
the battery for trickle charge and avionics work, and a door in the 
baggage bulkhead thru which I reach in to attach standard automotive 
jumper cables to the hot lug of the master contactor and a grounding 
lug. Now in the rare event you need an emergency jump to leave town, any 
passing motorist has the cables you need. No dead weight in the 
airplane. I actually had several occasions to need that setup in the 
RV8, all due to a bad starter  that depleted my battery trying to get 
started. After finding that and replacing it, never had a need for 
jumping since.
Chris Hukill
Wiring the machine




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