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From: "Ed Sikora" <planeman23@hotmail.com>
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>RE Inst panel Lighting (Ed Sikora) - Ed;  I remember that there was some
>discussion, way back when, concerning the possible intercom noise that low
>cost electronic dimming circuits might make.    Could this be a problem 
>with
>your automotive type panel lighting??

Concerning the possible intercom noise with the auto neon light kit...I'll 
get with Clarence Grubbs at TICO and try the stuff out in his hangar.  I'll 
report what I find.

-Ed Sikora


[Scott Krueger has that flat cold lighting tape in his 320, you might check 
with him about noise, although he didn't mention any to me.  I know 
that those systems use an inverter to generate the higher-voltage AC 
required to operate them, but haven't heard of any noise related issues
as far as they're concerned.  That's not to say that it isn't possible...
by all means satisfy yourself that this won't be an issue for you using
whatever means you have available.  It's far better to not install a problem
in the first place than to have to figure out how to fix one after it's
already in.

  <Marv>      ]


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