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December 14th 12, 07:04 PM
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Lowering cockpit RF interference
Hello all EEs.
What is standard operating procedure for when and where to use shielded wire in cockpit wiring? What is standard operating procedure for when and where to use ferrite sleeves? Do both the positive and negative lead need to pass through the ferrite sleeve? Thanks for the education. 
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