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"Dave" wrote:
Yup... more info.. tech here says there is a timing circuit that gets initialized when switched is closed. I can hear the switch "click" off when released.. He suspects the IC or something associated with it... The bummer about that the King VLSI chip is absolutely nothing in function like the 3 gigahertz Pentium CPU in our now cheapie damn computer, enormous heat sink now and all that. The service manuals always say to suspect the big IC last. Disheartening, when you see King's pricing on a 20-cent, common transistor. I was in an avionics shop once, and spotted a bin of them common transistors. Does FAA actually allow them to use those? And do they like just bill $$ that way per invoice? Oh, the joys of owning airplanes when it comes to genuine proprietary parts, the VLSI, in avionics boxes we think are all that complicated, but to a good tech guy really ain't. Fred F. |
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