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Old November 10th 04, 10:18 PM
WinstonCup
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Default C182 - Intermittent Alternator

I have a 1978 C182 Q. I recently experienced my alternator turning off and the
high voltage light coming on. I cycled the switch (1/2 master) and got it to
reset every time, however, the interval between episodes varied. I had the
Voltage Regulator and the Alternator replaced (new) and flew a couple of
flights since with no problem... until my last flight. Last flight it happened
again. The Alternator switched off and the high voltage light came on. I
cycled the switch and it reset.

What else is causing this? Is it a bad switch? Loose connection at the bus?

Has anyone else experienced this and what was your solution?

Any feedback is appreciated.

K C
PP ASEL IA
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