Hello everyone
I'm in the final stage of installaing my SV-700 with just the RED (Power ) and Black ( ground) wires ( Off the DB37 ) left to connect and I was wondering if a circuit breaker is required or can I just connect the power wire to the bus bar and turn the thing ON? I will tend to go with the breaker eventough I didn't see any mention of one in the installation info (or I may have missed it )
If one is required,what AMP does it have to be? Is 5 AMP enough?
2nd: When I turned the Skyview ''ON'' using the back up battery, it did detect the Servos, Adahrs & the SV-700 but it did not detect the Pitot heat (It did detect the AOA ) which I believe is normal because it is not actually connected to the Skyview...Am I missing something or is everything the way it should be?
Thanks for the info
Bruno
I'm in the final stage of installaing my SV-700 with just the RED (Power ) and Black ( ground) wires ( Off the DB37 ) left to connect and I was wondering if a circuit breaker is required or can I just connect the power wire to the bus bar and turn the thing ON? I will tend to go with the breaker eventough I didn't see any mention of one in the installation info (or I may have missed it )
If one is required,what AMP does it have to be? Is 5 AMP enough?
2nd: When I turned the Skyview ''ON'' using the back up battery, it did detect the Servos, Adahrs & the SV-700 but it did not detect the Pitot heat (It did detect the AOA ) which I believe is normal because it is not actually connected to the Skyview...Am I missing something or is everything the way it should be?
Thanks for the info
Bruno
Pitot Heat is not 'detected' as such, you can connect the white wire (indicator output) to a 'contact' and configure as Pitot Heat.