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scgck(at)juno.com Guest
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 6:05 pm Post subject: alternatives to alternator circuit breaker |
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I would like to eliminate the 60A circuit breaker from my experimental project instrument panel. Is there a suitable fuse, current limiter or fusible link which would survive the heat and vibration in the engine cowling between the alternator and starter contactor on the starter.
thanks,
Chris [quote][b]
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aurbo(at)ak.net Guest
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 6:31 pm Post subject: alternatives to alternator circuit breaker |
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Chris,
Check the archives, there is lots of info on the ANL series of fuses.
Mike
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schaefer(at)rts-services. Guest
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 7:07 pm Post subject: alternatives to alternator circuit breaker |
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Use an ANL 60A fuse. These are slow blow. They are often found under the cowl!
You should be able to find them at Aircraft Spuce or many of the other suppliers.
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I would like to eliminate the 60A circuit breaker from my experimental project instrument panel. Is there a suitable fuse, current limiter or fusible link which would survive the heat and vibration in the engine cowling between the alternator and starter contactor on the starter.
thanks,
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