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PostPosted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 1:19 pm    Post subject: 2 Questions Reply with quote

Hi y'all.

First post, so be gentle.
I'm wiring an RV8 (mostly vfr/xc) using Figure Z-11.
I'll have a single aft mounted battery.

2 Questions:
-does the Battery Bus have to be at/near the battery? I note the * = 6 inches or less in length notation, but I'd prefer to have it in the panel if possible. This would require an in-line fuse or fusible link on that wire at the battery.

-what are the benefits of Schottky diode vs Bridge Rectifier (Radio Shack 276-1185; like on 'Connection page 1-9) between Main Bus and Battery Bus?

-is a completed AEC9005 low voltage warning module available for sale? All I see on the AE product page is a Bare Etched Circuit Board.

Ok, that's 3 questions - I'll pay back later Smile
Thanks.
raz


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PostPosted: Mon Jan 30, 2012 7:07 pm    Post subject: 2 Questions Reply with quote

At 03:10 PM 1/30/2012, you wrote:
Hi y'all.

First post, so be gentle.

We're all friends here . . .

2 Questions:
-does the Battery Bus have to be at/near the battery? I note the * =
6 inches or less in length notation, but I'd prefer to have it in the
panel if possible. This would require an in-line fuse or fusible
link on that wire at the battery.

If it's not at the battery, it's not a battery bus.
Fuses in the battery bus block are best limited to
10A or less, breakers at 5A or less. Always hot
wires (wires over which the crew has no control) are
protected with very limited ability to create high
energy fault currents. The legacy rules in TC aircraft
talk about about limiting heavy feeders to 6" and
longer wires are protected at 5A or less (in breakers).

-what are the benefits of Schottky diode vs Bridge Rectifier (Radio
Shack 276-1185; like on 'Connection page 1-9) between Main Bus and Battery Bus?

Slightly less voltage drop. But the differences
are so small you'll never notice them from the
pilot's seat.

-is a completed AEC9005 low voltage warning module available for
sale? All I see on the AE product page is a Bare Etched Circuit Board.

Just the bare board. It's not hard to put together.
Maybe this would be a good way to "dip your soldering
iron in the waters of hand crafted electronics."
Ok, that's 3 questions - I'll pay back later Smile
Thanks.

raz


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