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		nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelect Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2024 6:06 am    Post subject: OVM-14 MkIII | 
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				At 12:23 AM 2/10/2024, you wrote:
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  Are you looking for testers for the prototypes? | 	  
    I've had numerous volunteers to be
    'beta testers' of the new ovm.
 
    Performance testing will be carried
    out in my shop with respect to confirming
    'the numbers' and stability of those
    numbers under temperature extremes.
 
    Field tests will explore possible
    vulnerability to un-anticipated
    conditions in functional dc power
    systems.
 
    They won't even need to be actively
    guarding against failure of a regulator/
    alternator installation.
 
    I'll install 'em on two of my own
    vehicles to simply 'watch the bus
    thru a 5A breaker'. With the
    ovm in the cabin and by means of
    the functional verification feature,
    I can exercise the critters every
    time the engine is started . . .
    while watching for vulnerabilities
    to noise in the 'normal' mode.
 
    So yeah, I'd be interested in having
    a few of these little guys similarly
    exercised in more vehicles.
 
    Once we're reasonably satisfied
    with this field qualification experiment,
    'test articles' will remain property
    of the tester to be installed in
    their project as needed.
 
    By using cars for the field test platforms,
    we'll be able to secure a lot more
    information than if first articles
    went directly to airplanes.
 
  
  
    Bob . . .
 
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				 Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2024 10:02 am    Post subject: OVM-14 MkIII | 
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				You have one more volunteer. We can wire it to our club’s car and then once you are satisfied we have a Zenith Cruzer with Ford regulator and Dynon engine monitor we can wire it into. I have a 5A Klixon I can donate to the project  .
 
  	  | Quote: | 	 		  On Feb 10, 2024, at 08:20, Charlie England <ceengland7(at)gmail.com> wrote:
 
 
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    By using cars for the field test platforms,
    we'll be able to secure a lot more
    information than if first articles
    went directly to airplanes.
 
  
  
    Bob . . .
 
  | 	  Hmm. Just about every car built in the last decade or two has OV & load dump protection hard wired into either their regulator or their computer, if the computer regulates the alternator (getting more common these days). Does that affect the ability to gather data on the device?
 Charlie
 
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		nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelect Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2024 6:38 pm    Post subject: OVM-14 MkIII | 
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				At 10:15 AM 2/10/2024, you wrote:
 
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   Â  By using cars for the field test platforms,
   Â  we'll be able to secure a lot more
   Â  information than if first articles
   Â  went directly to airplanes.
 
  
   Â  Bob . . .
 
   Hmm. Just about every car built in the last decade or two has OV & load dump protection hard wired into either their regulator or their computer, if the computer regulates the alternator (getting more common these days). Does that affect the ability to gather data on the device? | 	  
    Excellent question! Throughout the 30 or so
    year history of the OVM project, difficulties
    in the field NEVER involved a failure to respond
    to an OV event . . . at least if one did, I
    was not made privy to it. All of our products
    have a lifetime warranty:
 
   https://matronics.com/aeroelectric/Catalog/warranty.html
 
    Difficulties I was aware of involved nuisance
    tripping in both my production units and similarly
    configured OV management features in B&C products.
    Some DIY'ers had difficulties too which became
    the rotten tomato ammunition for some of the
    more vociferous antagonists here on the List.
 
    Root cause for those event were discovered
    and resolved. So what we're looking
    for with this new version is unwarranted
    sensitivity to normal perturbations
    in DC power system bus voltage . . . generated
    by the operation of vehicle accessories
    of all stripe.
 
    Based on what we've learned over the years,
    I think the current design will not suffer
    the same shortcomings.
 
    But if there ARE 'rats' in the current
    logic, I'd be delighted if we could chase
    'em out early! Yeah, modern automotive
    designs do manage the 'dragons' quite
    well but put a 'scope on your car's
    bus some time . . . it's as trashy
    as the one in your airplane.
 
  
    Bob . . .
 
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				 Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2024 7:55 pm    Post subject: OVM-14 MkIII | 
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				I'll test one. I can put it in a mid-60s car that has been converted to negative ground.
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 Best Regards,
 Al Fuller
 On Sat, Feb 10, 2024, 6:10 AM Robert L. Nuckolls, III <nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelectric.com (nuckolls.bob(at)aeroelectric.com)> wrote:
 
  	  | Quote: | 	 		    At 12:23 AM 2/10/2024, you wrote:
   	  | Quote: | 	 		  Hello Bob,
 
  Are you looking for testers for the prototypes? | 	  
    I've had numerous volunteers to be
    'beta testers' of the new ovm.
 
    Performance testing will be carried
    out in my shop with respect to confirming
    'the numbers' and stability of those
    numbers under temperature extremes.
 
    Field tests will explore possible
    vulnerability to un-anticipated
    conditions in functional dc power
    systems.
 
    They won't even need to be actively
    guarding against failure of a regulator/
    alternator installation.
 
    I'll install 'em on two of my own
    vehicles to simply 'watch the bus
    thru a 5A breaker'. With the
    ovm in the cabin and by means of
    the functional verification feature,
    I can exercise the critters every
    time the engine is started . . .
    while watching for vulnerabilities
    to noise in the 'normal' mode.
 
    So yeah, I'd be interested in having
    a few of these little guys similarly
    exercised in more vehicles.
 
    Once we're reasonably satisfied
    with this field qualification experiment,
    'test articles' will remain property
    of the tester to be installed in
    their project as needed.
 
    By using cars for the field test platforms,
    we'll be able to secure a lot more
    information than if first articles
    went directly to airplanes.
 
  
  
    Bob . . .
 
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     of the-best-we-know-how-to-do based
     on physics and good practice.
    
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