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SECTION
7
PIPER
AIRCRAFT
CORPORATION
DESCRIPTION
&
OPERATION
PA-28-181,
ARCHER
Ii
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
PANEL
Figure
7-13
NOTE
On
airplanes
with
interlocked
BAT
and
ALT
switches,
the
ALT
switch
is
mechanically
inter-
locked
with
the
BAT
switch.
When
the
ALT
switch
is
turned
ON,
the
BAT
switch
will
also
be
turned
ON.
On
airplanes
with
separate
BAT
and
ALT
switch
operation,
the
switches
may
be
positioned
independently
as
desired.
Unlike
previous
generator
systems,
the
ammeter
does
not
indicate
battery
discharge;
rather
it
displays
in
amperes
the
load
placed
on
the
alternator.
With
all
electrical
equipment
off
(except
master
switch)
the
ammeter
will
be
indicating
the
amount
of
charging
current
demanded
by
the
battery.
As
each
item
of
electrical
equipment
is
turned
on,
the
current
will
increase
to
a
total
appearing
on
the
ammeter.
This
total
includes
the
battery.
The
average
continuous
Joad
for
night
flight,
with
radios
on,
is
about
30
amperes.
This
30
ampere
value,
plus
approximately
two
amperes
for
a
fully
charged
battery,
will
appear
continuously
under
these
flight
conditions.
The
REPORT:
VB-1120
ISSUED:
JULY
2,
1979
7-12
REVISED:
NOVEMBER
15,
1982

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