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PostPosted: Thu Nov 02, 2006 6:16 am    Post subject: battery cable routing Reply with quote

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Comments/Questions: I have a Glastar which is both a composite fuselage
design with a steel cage. The Batteries are located in the rear and #2
cables run forward to firewall. You mention that we need to run cables
together. I'd like to run them together but split them so the (-) cable
goes to left side of firewall and the (+) cable goes to the B&C ground
block on the right. Im going with all electic plane per you design. Is
this a problem or should I run them to the same side of the
firewall? Thank You, Scott

Run them together as far as practical. Then splitting at
the firewall is fine.

Bob . . .
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