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Should a tripped circuit breaker be reset in flight?

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nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelect
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Posted: Mon Oct 20, 2014 2:03 pm Post subject: Should a tripped circuit breaker be reset in flight?

At 16:35 2014-10-20, you wrote:

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		   What does... CFCTOF=0 mean?

  

 Bevan 	


   Critical For Comfortable Termination Of Flight.



   Includes things like wings, fuel lines, propellers

   etc. It can also include fundamental navigation,

   communication and cockpit illumination. Then there

   are things like providing independent sources of

   power for dual ignition systems, etc.



   A CFCTOF factor of zero means you could launch

   into the blue with comfort knowing the device has

   no influence on your comfort level. A factor

   of 1 suggests that the appliance is worthy of

   careful thought as to what your plan-of-action

   will be if the critter rolls TU.

   



 

 

   Bob . . .     [quote][b]

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