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July 20th 04, 04:44 AM
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On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 03:24:07 GMT, Richard Lamb
wrote: David wrote: So I am putting a Batt relay on my plane and it is one that grounds out to complete the circuit. Is it normal to have it get hot. Not to hot to touch but pretty hot. Could be a 'starter' relay. That kind is intended for non-continuous duty. But hard to guess trying to feel the screen... Richard If I recall correctly and it's been about 15 years since I built the RV-6... The Master Relay actuates by grounding a lead. The Start Relay actuates by applying 12 DC positive to the relay. The Master is intended for continuous operation while the Start is only for intermittent operation. I don't recall the Master Relay getting hot but, then, I didn't ever attempt to touch it after the engine was operating... John Ammeter 
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