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Old April 12th 05, 01:35 AM
Oscar
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I fly a Cirrus SR22, an all-electric plane. It has dual-redundant power
busses, which makes total electrical failure unlikely, but if it does
happen in IMC it can really ruin your day, so I'm thinking about a
backup plan.


You've got two alternators and two batteries wired together in a way that
can withstand multiple failures and still keep essential electrics going for
an hour. You've already got the backup you need. Any more toys is just
going to be a distraction.

Sometimes I think you Cirrus guys have more money than brains.


 




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