Date: Fri, 11 Sep 1998 10:13:52 -0400
From: "Lynda K. Frantz" <LFrantz@compuserve.com>
Subject: Electrical Schematic ref: G. Nelson
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A complete electrical schematic is quite an
undertaking which in my case was partly done in 
advance but mostly while wiring.  My wiring
book is about 3" in thickness.  Unfortunately,
it is not in a format that could be distributed.

I do however have a 1 page electrical architectural 
schematic which features a three bus system 
(distrubution, radio and essential).  The 
schematic will be published in the Dec./Jan
issue of the Lancair Network News and would be
helpful in planning your electrical system
requirements.  The electrical system is the one
used in my 320/360 and has worked perfect so far.
It was designed for IFR flight where redundancy
in critical areas is a must.  The system is also
light weight due to some clever wiring layout methods
and takes advantage of the natural properties of
components like the battery which is a huge noise
filter.  There is no hum, alternator, strobe, or
background noise in my headsets.  


If you can't wait, I can send a few out via snail
mail.  In the interum publication AC43.13-1A 
Acceptable Methods, Techniques and Practices is 
a must and will take some time to digest.  It is
available from Jeppesen at (800) 443-9250 for $17.95.
Lots of good stuff in this publication in addition
to electrics.

Jim Frantz
Jim@Lancair.net