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PostPosted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 8:26 am    Post subject: SD-8 installation Reply with quote

As I prepare to begin the installation of Z-13/8 on my airplane, a few questions arise.

Figure Z-25, the SD-8 with self excitation, shows a 12 AWG and a 14 AWG lead connected to a single male Fast-On terminal on the bridge rectifier. Is this done with a single terminal, or is there a suitable "piggyback" terminal available that would facilitate this? I have seen such terminals around, but they are not high quality AMP style terminals. Is there another way to terminate the leads onto a single tab and still be able to separate them if either the SD-8 or regulator should need to be removed?

Figure Z-25 shows the dynamo leads as a twisted pair, where as the other figures do not. Not at all difficult to do, but is it necessary?

If a connector is needed for the four leads from the SD-8 voltage regulator, is a Molex type connector suitable for use with the regulator on the engine side of the firewall?

Finally, the preliminary version R of Z-13/8 calls out an ATC style inline fuse instead of a fuselink at the battery contactor. Any further insight on this matter?

Regards,

Tom Barter
Kesley, IA
Avid Magnum O-320

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PostPosted: Sat Nov 26, 2011 10:30 am    Post subject: SD-8 installation Reply with quote

At 10:22 AM 11/26/2011, you wrote:
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As I prepare to begin the installation of Z-13/8 on my airplane, a few questions arise.

Figure Z-25, the SD-8 with self excitation, shows a 12 AWG and a 14 AWG lead connected to a single male Fast-On terminal on the bridge rectifier. Is this done with a single terminal, or is there a suitable "piggyback" terminal available that would facilitate this? I have seen such terminals around, but they are not high quality AMP style terminals. Is there another way to terminate the leads onto a single tab and still be able to separate them if either the SD-8 or regulator should need to be removed?

A yellow-PDGE terminal will accept both wires in
a single crimp.

http://search.digikey.com/us/en/products/696371-1/696371-1-ND/2258865

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Figure Z-25 shows the dynamo leads as a twisted pair, where as the other figures do not. Not at all difficult to do, but is it necessary?

no, but keep them together.

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If a connector is needed for the four leads from the SD-8 voltage regulator, is a Molex type connector suitable for use with the regulator on the engine side of the firewall?

I'd rather see knife splices and heat shrink
in those leads than any sort of connector.

http://search.digikey.com/us/en/products/320566/A27474-ND/292649


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Finally, the preliminary version R of Z-13/8 calls out an ATC style inline fuse instead of a fuselink at the battery contactor. Any further insight on this matter?

ATC30 in-line is fine and will be recommened in
the future.


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