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Don Johnstone wrote:
The power requirements of all my instruments are well below 3 amps. Have you checked the amperage while the radio is transmitting? A glider with a GPS (.2 -.3 amps), PDA (.4 to .8 amps), vario, and a good radio transmitting (Becker 4201 2+ amps) can draw 3 amps, so you might be closer to the fuse rating than you think. And if you turn on the T&B (.7-.9 amps), you will almost surely exceed 3 amps during transmission. I suggest you go to at least 5 amps, since you use smaller fuses to protect the individual devices. This will also reduce the voltage drop across the fuse, a good thing. -- Change "netto" to "net" to email me directly Eric Greenwell Washington State USA |
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