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On Sep 28, 1:30 pm, "Bob Gardner" wrote:
If the switches are in parallel and one of them develops an internal short circuit, you will still have trim runway; if they are in series, both must be closed simultaneously. Bob, I note that you say "If the switches..." and "if they are...", so you are not really saying that they are. I always thought one switch engages the trim motor and the other engages a clutch to actually have the motor move the trim cable. Either swith alone will not do anything. Gerd T182T |
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