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Erich_Weaver(at)URSCorp.c
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 Posted: Mon Jun 05, 2006 9:41 am Post subject: strobe power/autopilot interference? |
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Greetings
My TruTrak autopilot roll servo is mounted inside the right wing of my
RV-7A. Will the high voltage strobe power line (shielded) interfere with
the autopilot if the wires are run together for about 5 feet inside the
wing? I dont see any way of getting them very far apart, but if a few
inches makes a difference I might be able to drill a new set of holes in
the ribs for a separate wire run.
Separate issue: Per the AeroElectric Connection, I have a single ground
point on the plane, with the standard exceptions where a local ground is
used (landing lights, strobe power supply). Would it be ok to use a local
ground for my resistive fuel level senders as well?
thanks
Erich Weaver
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Jekyll
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| Posted: Tue Jun 06, 2006 6:10 am Post subject: Re: strobe power/autopilot interference? |
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Erich:
I asked TruTrak that very question. Thier email responce was to run the servo wires through the same conduit as all other wing wires, including the strobe. No bad juju will be incurred.
Jekyll
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