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November 22nd 04, 07:57 PM
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Remote Switch for Pointer ELT --- Why Does It Need Voltage?
The remote switch wiring diagram for the Pointer ELT shows a lead running to
the aircraft's 12V power supply. Why's that? The switch on the unit itself doesn't require a connection to the aircraft's power supply. TIA. 
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November 22nd 04, 09:13 PM
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On Mon, 22 Nov 2004 14:57:16 -0500, " jls"
wrote: The remote switch wiring diagram for the Pointer ELT shows a lead running to the aircraft's 12V power supply. Why's that? The switch on the unit itself doesn't require a connection to the aircraft's power supply. TIA. I believe there is a pilot light on the switch, which requires 12 volts.PN 2019-10 is listed as a "remote switch/monitor kit"
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