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Old May 22nd 04, 03:22 AM
Jim Carter
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Probably has something to do with it being a low wing....

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Jim Carter
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Jon Woellhaf wrote:

Jay wrote, "Apparently the Piper master switch -- on the hot side

only --
"powers down" after 15 seconds! Some solenoid somewhere gets thrown,
grounding the circuit and killing power to the hot side of the master
switch."

What?! I'd love to see a diagram of that circuit.


Me to.
That sounds like a bizzare system !



 




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