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Z13-8 N error ?

 
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PostPosted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:01 pm    Post subject: Z13-8 N error ? Reply with quote

Reading through the docs on E-Mag and P-Mag products, I think the
wiring as shown on Z13-8 version N is incorrect.

First, the labels are switched. The P-Mag is the one with the
internal power generator.

Second, the wiring for the real P-Mag I believe is incorrect.
As shown, in the center test position, the P-lead, pin 4 is grounded
and the battery bus is applied to pin 5. The engine should stop if
the P-lead is grounded and it is not possible to test the internal
power generator if there is power externally applied.
Keep the wiring all the same, but specify the switch as S700-2-1 and I
think it should be correct.

Jeff Page
Dream Aircraft Tundra #10


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PostPosted: Sun Jan 27, 2008 7:38 pm    Post subject: Z13-8 N error ? Reply with quote

At 05:56 PM 1/27/2008 -0500, you wrote:

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Reading through the docs on E-Mag and P-Mag products, I think the
wiring as shown on Z13-8 version N is incorrect.

First, the labels are switched. The P-Mag is the one with the
internal power generator.

Second, the wiring for the real P-Mag I believe is incorrect.
As shown, in the center test position, the P-lead, pin 4 is grounded
and the battery bus is applied to pin 5. The engine should stop if
the P-lead is grounded and it is not possible to test the internal
power generator if there is power externally applied.
Keep the wiring all the same, but specify the switch as S700-2-1 and I
think it should be correct.

I checked the drawings again and they are correct as
published. The P-Mag is wired to the main bus. This
lets you do the occasional "test" of the internal alternator
by shutting down the main bus while the engine is running.

This is easy to do by configuring the system to the
ENDURANCE MODE where flight is sustained with only the E-bus
and battery-bus hot. Emagair suggests this test be conducted
infrequently . . . about as often as you would test the
ENDURANCE MODE of operation for your electrical system.

Emagair's drawings do not exploit this feature unique to
Z-13/8 . . . and it should not. The vast majority of their
customers will not be using Z-13/8. I hope that the majority
of my customers ARE using Z-13/8.

The E-mag is wired to run from the always-hot battery bus.
A means by which power can be removed from the ignition
system at shutdown is necessary. Hence the double-pole, three-
position, progressive transfer switch offers independent
control of E-Mag power and ONLY AFTER the E-mag has been shut
down by means of grounding pin 4 (control) has been suggested.

This particular architecture was crafted to support AeroElectric
Connection philosophy for having all electrically dependent engine
functions run from a battery bus. This goes toward a design
goal that allows shutting down the entire electrical system
with minimal (if not zero) influence on engine operations.

Since the E-Mag needs power, it has been wired to the battery
bus. The P-Mag is internally powered and needs only occasional
tests of its internal power operations . . . which is easy to do
when wired as shown by combing the ignition tests with any
ENDURANCE MODE tests one might choose to conduct on the
rest of the system.
Bob . . .

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( -Thomas Paine 1776- )
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