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Grand Rapids EIS & Hall Effect sonsor

 
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ianwilson2



Joined: 06 Jan 2008
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Location: France
PostPosted: Sat Jun 28, 2008 1:13 am    Post subject: Grand Rapids EIS & Hall Effect sonsor Reply with quote
Hi All,

My GR EIS has the optional Hall Effect sensor that can be installed in one of two locations and I'm after your advice about which would be best on my Jab Z-20 installation. My firewall on the engine side is as per Z-20.

The two options are either to monitor battery current (via the + cable) or Alternator output. If I monitor the battery then if the indication goes negative I'll know that my alternator has gone awol and I have limited battery power to get back on the ground (this is only a day/vfr machine). Would this be the best option as I can also keep a track on battery charging?

What choice have any users of the EIS made on this sensor?

As the Jab has a PM alternator, does this influence anything here?

Many thanks in advance.

Ian

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