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On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 15:31:50 -0700, "Jay Beckman"
wrote: "Peter Clark" wrote in message .. . On 25 Sep 2006 19:43:30 -0700, wrote: At first I read this as the master, but I think you meant the avionics master. Did any radio lights come on? Did the transponder do its transponder blikey thing? It was the avionics master, yes. Everything but the audio panel came back on - the radio were just fine, but with a dead audio panel there's no way to use them! The 2000 SPs have dual-bus avionics masters. Just curious, did you try just one side of the switch? ??? THE Master is a two-part red switch (ALT/BAT) but AFAIK, the "Avionics Master" is a one piece white switch. Of course, each component has it's own on-off interface. The new Skyhawks/Skylanes etc (I believe it's back to the restart of the line) have 2 busses and a split avionics master as well. |
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