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chris Sinfield

Joined: 28 Nov 2006
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Location: Sydney Australia

Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2011 2:32 pm Post subject: Wire bundle Q

Hi all 

I am running my wires and coax for my radio and intercom. I also have a Dynon Ext compass wires to run as well. 



If i run the compass and VHF coax together in the one bundle, will I get a heading change every time I TX? what about if I run the Intercom wires with the Compass wires will the same thing happen when I TX?

I just have limited holes available to put wire bundles.

Chris

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Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2011 7:55 pm Post subject: Wire bundle Q

At 04:32 PM 11/25/2011, you wrote:

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<chris_sinfield(at)yahoo.com.au>



Hi all

I am running my wires and coax for my radio and intercom. I also 

have a Dynon Ext compass wires to run as well.



If i run the compass and VHF coax together in the one bundle, will I 

get a heading change every time I TX? what about if I run the 

Intercom wires with the Compass wires will the same thing happen when I TX?

I just have limited holes available to put wire bundles.


	


   Run them all together. Folks who build devices

   for airplanes are or at least should be aware

   of potential hazards to proper functioning of

   their system.



   DO-160 and other certification protocols were

   crafted for the purpose of raising awareness of

   potential risks and proving that the system

   designer adequately compensates for those

   risks.



   In short, if any manufacturer specifically

   states that you should maintain "certain

   separation" from the wires of other systems,

   there is good reason to question their due

   diligence in designing the product. It is not

   difficult to craft products 99.99% immune from

   all expected risks.

   Bob . . .

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