Good Electrical shop in NorCal

I have a strange, intermittent charging problem in my Mooney and am
looking for a good electrical shop. I've changed out the alternator,
battery, regulator, field wire, alternator ground wire and several
other items and I'm still having a charging problem. I'm looking for a
shop that knows how to debug an electrical problem, not just R&R
parts.

-Robert

(Robert M. Gary) writes:

I have a strange, intermittent charging problem in my Mooney and am
looking for a good electrical shop. I've changed out the alternator,
battery, regulator, field wire, alternator ground wire and several
other items and I'm still having a charging problem. I'm looking for a
shop that knows how to debug an electrical problem, not just R&R
parts.

Couple of shops...

The one I go to, http://www.pacificaircare.com/ at KWVI.

The one good friends of mine take their Mooneys to, Top Gun at KSCK (I don't
know if they have a website)

-jav

Robert,
How good is the ground between your engine mount and you airframe.
Measure the voltage drop across the two if there is any then you found a
problem.
Michelle

Robert M. Gary wrote:

I have a strange, intermittent charging problem in my Mooney and am
looking for a good electrical shop. I've changed out the alternator,
battery, regulator, field wire, alternator ground wire and several
other items and I'm still having a charging problem. I'm looking for a
shop that knows how to debug an electrical problem, not just R&R
parts.

-Robert



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Michelle P ATP-ASEL, CP-AMEL, and AMT-A&P

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Volunteer Pilot, Angel Flight Mid-Atlantic

Volunteer Builder, Habitat for Humanity

Michelle P wrote in message link.net...
Robert,
How good is the ground between your engine mount and you airframe.
Measure the voltage drop across the two if there is any then you found a
problem.

I put two brand new wires there. I figured I should double up my
grounds. (actually the ground runs right from the back of the
alternator to the frame).