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Rusty
Wrote: SNIP: " This is without the cooling
fan, because it blew a 30A fuse when I turned it on. That also caused the engine to almost
quit from the power surge. I guess
the prop wash got the fan spun up, which created a voltage across the fan
motor. Turning on the switch seems
to overload the circuit, and blow the fuse. "
What do those with
"Fan" experience say about preventing this kind of problem?
Will a diode in the
right place prevent these little dynamos from blowing fuses and disrupting the
engine?
Lynn, How would you do
in a race car?
Thinking about
fans
Tommy
James<><
ps. Rusty, with
all the problems and absent MAP hose, Wasn't it great to run it
up?
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