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1) What went wrong (or right), and why?
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5) What overall recommendations should be made for future projects?
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Share your completed Electrical System Diagrams
by sonex1374 » Mon May 04, 2020 5:44 pm
Sonex Builders,
Share your completed and finalized electrical system diagrams here. Reviewing completed diagrams from other users is an excellent way to prepare a diagram for your own project. Help future builders develop their own diagrams by contributing to this archive.
Rules for posting:
1) Completed diagrams only; no works-in-progress.
2) When posting the diagrams, attach them to your response. Acceptable file formats include pdf, picture formats (jpg, tif, etc), or cad formats (dwg).
3) Add text descriptions if needed. The idea is to create a resource that stands alone.
4) Any questions or discussion that is generated from this thread should be taken to a separate message thread.
5) If changes or additions are needed to the user's original message, please edit that post rather than create a new reply.
Thanks to everyone for contributing!
Jeff
Share your completed and finalized electrical system diagrams here. Reviewing completed diagrams from other users is an excellent way to prepare a diagram for your own project. Help future builders develop their own diagrams by contributing to this archive.
Rules for posting:
1) Completed diagrams only; no works-in-progress.
2) When posting the diagrams, attach them to your response. Acceptable file formats include pdf, picture formats (jpg, tif, etc), or cad formats (dwg).
3) Add text descriptions if needed. The idea is to create a resource that stands alone.
4) Any questions or discussion that is generated from this thread should be taken to a separate message thread.
5) If changes or additions are needed to the user's original message, please edit that post rather than create a new reply.
Thanks to everyone for contributing!
Jeff
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Re: Share your completed Electrical System Diagrams
by Rynoth » Mon May 04, 2020 6:06 pm
Ryan Roth
N197RR - Waiex #197 (Turbo Aerovee Taildragger)
Knoxville, TN (Hangar at KRKW)
My project blog: http://www.rynoth.com/wordpress/waiex/
Time-lapse video of my build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8QTd2HoyAM
N197RR - Waiex #197 (Turbo Aerovee Taildragger)
Knoxville, TN (Hangar at KRKW)
My project blog: http://www.rynoth.com/wordpress/waiex/
Time-lapse video of my build: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8QTd2HoyAM
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Re: Share your completed Electrical System Diagrams
by AlexZ » Wed May 06, 2020 10:55 am
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Re: Share your completed Electrical System Diagrams
by sonex1374 » Wed May 06, 2020 5:16 pm
Generic Sonex-specific wiring diagrams based on Bob Nuckolls AeroElectric Connection "Z-figures". These have been proven highly reliable and are an excellent place to start your specific design.
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Re: Share your completed Electrical System Diagrams
by mike.smith » Thu May 07, 2020 7:55 pm
Electrical diagram for Sonex with AeroVee 2.1. Landing light, combination position/strobe lights, smoke system, transponder, radio, MGL Xtreme Mini.
https://signaturearchitects.egnyte.com/dl/iIWUy59pqA
https://signaturearchitects.egnyte.com/dl/iIWUy59pqA
Mike Smith
Sonex N439M
Scratch built, AeroVee, Dual stick, Tail dragger
http://www.mykitlog.com/mikesmith
Sonex N439M
Scratch built, AeroVee, Dual stick, Tail dragger
http://www.mykitlog.com/mikesmith
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Re: Share your completed Electrical System Diagrams
by sonex1374 » Tue May 26, 2020 11:26 am
Here are a few others to add to the archive that have been previously posted.
Chris Dillman (Waiex # 079): He shows a way to use a traditional key switch (L-R-Both-Start) with an AeroVee. This is tricky because you need to use a dual pole relay to handle both top & bottom magnatrons, plus a second grounding path to ensure the magnatrons are always cold when the system is powered down. It's more complicated than simply using toggle switches, but if you really want a key switch, this is a way to do it.
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Jack Lockamy Sonex #300: Simple diagram based on Tony Bingelis Firewall Forward book.
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David A. Sonex # 1327
Jeff
Chris Dillman (Waiex # 079): He shows a way to use a traditional key switch (L-R-Both-Start) with an AeroVee. This is tricky because you need to use a dual pole relay to handle both top & bottom magnatrons, plus a second grounding path to ensure the magnatrons are always cold when the system is powered down. It's more complicated than simply using toggle switches, but if you really want a key switch, this is a way to do it.
Chris Dillman Elec Sys2a.pdf- (140.52 KiB) Downloaded 479 times
- Chris Dillman Elec Sys2a.dwg
- (104.77 KiB) Downloaded 474 times
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Jack Lockamy Sonex #300: Simple diagram based on Tony Bingelis Firewall Forward book.
- elect_schem_SNX_300.pdf
- (47.66 KiB) Downloaded 502 times
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David A. Sonex # 1327
- Electrical System N109DA-5.pdf
- (69.28 KiB) Downloaded 493 times
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