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  Topic: Can anyone explain this antennae to me?
JakeTheBosun

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PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2016 11:03 am   Subject: Can anyone explain this antennae to me?
What have I got here, can anyone tell me?
Found inside a Rans S7.
Continuity between BNC jacket and antennae wand, and
Continuity between coax center wire and brass nut.
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J. George Balmer 867- ...
  Topic: Burning Vans Engine Gauges - Part 3
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 4
Views: 4693

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2009 8:19 am   Subject: Re: Burning Vans Engine Gauges - Part 3
Well I spent some time with the ammeter, with and without engine running. There appeared to be no overheating. There is less than an amp at the instrument buss. There is less than 4 amps overall at ...
  Topic: Burning Vans Engine Gauges - Part 3
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 4
Views: 4693

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:48 am   Subject: Re: Burning Vans Engine Gauges - Part 3
Thanks Bruce...(will do this tomorrow - child-minding today).
I have a trend ammeter beside voltmeter....it shows nothing alarming but it might not reflect instrument situation.
The instruments are ...
  Topic: Burning Vans Engine Gauges - Part 3
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 4
Views: 4693

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 8:06 am   Subject: Burning Vans Engine Gauges - Part 3
Thanks so far to those with advice!

It was frustrating to watch the engine gauges overheat and melt while watching 14.2 Volts show on multimeter at gauge. Right now, I turn master on and all gauge ...
  Topic: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 7
Views: 8253

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Mon Jun 15, 2009 6:11 pm   Subject: Re: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
IRA

Thanks for reply....gauges are lit, but I kept the power and grounds for them completely separate so I could eliminate them if problems developed. (I hate cabin lighting in a VFR ship.) Tomorr ...
  Topic: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 7
Views: 8253

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:47 pm   Subject: Re: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
Just an update ...thanks to those who answered;

I have performed no modifications except annual inspection and wash.

The instruments burn up the resistor on the +ve supply into the circuit board ...
  Topic: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 7
Views: 8253

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2009 7:28 pm   Subject: Re: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
Interesting..

Can you see what in the instrument is fried? Is it a component connected
to the V+ or from the signal/sensor (or something else)?

The resistor on +ve Voltage into instrument bur ...
  Topic: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 7
Views: 8253

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:24 pm   Subject: Burning up Vans Engine Gauges - Part Two.
Well I'm stumped....my simple RV8, basic analog instruments only, Nipon Denso 40 amp Alternator, Oddeysey battery, worked well for 200 hours.

Saturday Volt Meter burned (resistor on circuit board o ...
  Topic: Burning up Van's Engine Instruments because?
JakeTheBosun

Replies: 0
Views: 2145

PostForum: AeroElectric-List   Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 7:23 pm   Subject: Burning up Van's Engine Instruments because?
Saturday was hot and busy flying kids for COPA fun event. After 3 hours I started to taxi back and smelled smoke. On examination my Van's voltmeter melted inside the electronics, on the circuit boar ...
  Topic: Burning up Van's Engine Instruments because?
JakeTheBosun

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Views: 1581

PostForum: RV-List   Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 7:04 pm   Subject: Burning up Van's Engine Instruments because?
All was well Saturday after 3 hours of flying my RV 8 for Kids Flying event, but on taxi back to hanger my Vans Voltmeter melted. Today I checked main bus (running) show 14.2 volts and (not running) ...
 
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