Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
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TECHNICAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
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What gauge wire should I use to run out to the power supply to the switch? |
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You should use 18 gauge wire.
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What kind of cable should I use if the power supply is going to be placed in the fuselage? |
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You should use 18 gauge shielded cable.
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Size breaker on a 152-0007? |
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If the power supply is wired separately you should use a 2 amp breaker.
If the power supply is wired together you should use a 5 amp breaker.
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Size breaker on a 152-0010? |
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If the power supply is wired separately you should use a 1.5 amp breaker.
If the power supply is wired together you should use a 3 amp breaker.
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Size breaker on a 152-0011? |
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If the power supply is wired separately you should use a 2.7 amp breaker.
If the power supply is wired together you should use a 6 amp breaker.
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Can you use a different lamp manufacturer with an Aeroflash power supply or vice versa? |
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We do not recommend this procedure for it may damage the lamp or power supply. |
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Power supply charges but no light output, how do I check unit? |
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With a volt meter, take the ground lead from the meter to the ground of the unit and take red lead from meter to the 3 pin nylon connector to pin #1. You will see a key which should read 350v to 450v output, pin #2 should read 0v output, and pin #3 should read 150v to 175v output.
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Do I need a dummy load resistor to a beacon flasher? |
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This load resistor is needed for the single light load and also for the longevity of lamp and flasher. |
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