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Posted for "Art Bertolina" <artbertolina@earthlink.net>:

  Mike
  Thanks for the article, perfect timing
  Regards
  Art

"""
   I installed a Piper Socket in my baggage compartment.  I bought the plug 
and
socket from A/S and attached the plug to a cheap set of jumper cables from
Harbor Freight, much cheaper than buying the Piper cable assembled.
  
   I used a protection circuit outlined in The Aeroelectric Connection.
  
   See attached PDF file.
"""