What is this for?
#1
Thread Starter
Senior Member
Can someone please advice me on the purpose of the extra wiring provided with the electronic ignitions? I have two new planes, both with 26cc gas engines (obviously my first ones) in assembly and niether engine instructions tell me what to do with it. Help!
#4
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
#5
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ORIGINAL: jedijody
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
#8
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ORIGINAL: jedijody
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
BCCHI
#9
ORIGINAL: waynebang
The extra plug is for connecting an electronic kill switch. Before you had to use a y-connector in the power connector to use an electronic kill switch.
The extra plug is for connecting an electronic kill switch. Before you had to use a y-connector in the power connector to use an electronic kill switch.
#10
ORIGINAL: bcchi
Hard to believe.I have been doing this too long.I think I am going funny.
BCCHI
ORIGINAL: jedijody
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
BCCHI
#11
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[quote]ORIGINAL: captinjohn
ORIGINAL: bcchi
Hard to believe.I have been doing this too long.I think I am going funny.
BCCHI
ORIGINAL: jedijody
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
BCCHI
[/quote) Thanks ,I needed that. Did not fly today a little to cold for this farm boy.Worse tomorrow.
Grumpy no two.
BCCHI
#12

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[quote]ORIGINAL: bcchi
ORIGINAL: captinjohn
BCCHI....do not worry....the few small things you forgot is way more than a lot of people know!!!!! Your good to go...sometimes a little slow! Like the rest of us old foggies![sm=thumbs_up.gif][sm=wink_smile.gif][sm=wink_smile.gif]
[/quote) Thanks ,I needed that. Did not fly today a little to cold for this farm boy.Worse tomorrow.
Grumpy no two.
BCCHI
ORIGINAL: bcchi
Hard to believe.I have been doing this too long.I think I am going funny.
BCCHI
ORIGINAL: jedijody
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
Both wrong, it's a power lead for the ignition to connect to a switch that does not have a plug. Never seen it used because all our switches have plugs, throw it away and forget about it.</p>
BCCHI
[/quote) Thanks ,I needed that. Did not fly today a little to cold for this farm boy.Worse tomorrow.
Grumpy no two.
BCCHI






