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Jonathan Goodish wrote: There is a terminal block under the panel to which it appears some of the avionics is grounded, including my intercom. When I pulled the intercom ground off of this terminal block and grounded it to the airframe, even near to the block, the problem disappeared and I regained normal intercom operation with the radio lights on full bright and no noise in the intercom. I now wonder if the terminal block is grounded to the airframe, or what is going on there. Would it be typical for a terminal block to be anything OTHER than a ground? I didn't have anything with me to measure voltage on this block or check for continuity with ground. I am wondering if this terminal block could be the radio light bus instead of ground. It seems like an odd location, but I have no expertise with avionics installations so I don't know what is common and what is not. It would seem logical based on the symptoms and resolution. I will have to check it with a meter tomorrow. JKG |
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