rjquillin
Joined: 13 May 2007 Posts: 123 Location: KSEE
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Posted: Sat Aug 25, 2007 4:22 pm Post subject: Blind Encoder Power Connection to Garmin GTX-327 Transpond |
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At 13:12 8/25/2007, you wrote:
Quote: | Anyone have a blind altitude encoder (like an AK-350) that is
getting it's power from pin 14 (switched power output) on a Garmin
GTX327 transponder?
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Yes
Quote: | I notice that the schematic for the Garmin says that pin is good for
1.5A max. The encoder document says it draws .60 amp for 1 min during warm-up.
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OK, no problem there. 0.6A is far less than 1.5A
Quote: | This seems to me to be OK, but what puzzles me is that the page in
the encoder that lists connections for the 320/327 has pin 15 (main
power for the 327) listed for power.
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Yes, that is the supply to the 327, and anything else powered from
pin 14 as well.
Your encoder document shows connections to/from the 327?
Either pin could be used, but should you need/want encoder output
(perhaps for a GPS/LORAN) while the transponder was off, pin 14 would
not be a good choice for encoder power.
Quote: | What have you guys used for powering up the blind encoder??
Thanks,
Dave
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