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CESSNA
AIRCRAFT
COMPANY
MODEL 182/T182
WIRING DIAGRAM MANUAL
EXAMPLE: Splicing
three AWG 22 wires to
one AWG 16 wire:
Wire End 1
CMA = 3 X 754 = 2262
Wire End 2
CMA = 2426
Table 208. CMA (Circular
Mill Area) Of Common
Conductors
WIRE 24
22 20 18
16 14 12
SIZE
(AWG)
STRANDS 19
19
19 19 19
19 37
CMA 475
754
1216 1900 2426 3831
(2) Determine,
from Table 209,
which splice part
numbers will accommodate
the CMA and
the
number
of wires of End 1.
Note that a maximum
of two wires can
be sealed in any
one hole
in a sealing
insert. (In the
chart, refer to the
MAXIMUM NUMBERS
OF WIRES, END
1 and
END 2 columns,
and CMA RANGE
OF BARREL,
MINIMUM and MAXIMUM
columns)
Example:
Three
AWG 22 wires
2262 CMA
Possible
splices include
Part Numbers
D436-52 and D436-53
(3) Determine which
part numbers will accommodate the CMA
and the number of wires of End 2.
Example: One AWG 16 wire
2426 CMA
Possible
splices include
Part Numbers
D436-52
and D436-53
(4) Select
the part number
for the smallest
splice that will accommodate
both ends.
Example:
D436-52
for three
AWG 22
to one AWG
16.
Table 209. CMA (Circular Mill Area) Limits of Splices
CMA RANGE OF BARREL
COLOR
MINIMUM
MAXIMUM
END 1
304
779
1900
304
779
1900
1510
2680
6755
1510
2680
6755
2
2
2
6*
6*
6*
* Maximum
number of 2 wires per
hole in a 3 wire guide sealing
insert.
7. Environment Resistant Splices for Shielded Cable
A. Refer to Table 210 for splice information.
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Aircraft Company
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SPLICE
MAXIMUM NUMBER
OF WIRES
PART
NUMBER
D436-36
D436-37
D436-38
D436-0110
D436-52
D436-53
RED
BLUE
YELLOW
RED
BLUE
YELLOW
END 2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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