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    BACKVOLTS is the voltage of the power rail attached to Pin 15 of the EFIS Main cable. You probably lost your backup bus charge diode.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shawn McGinnis View Post
    BACKVOLTS is the voltage of the power rail attached to Pin 15 of the EFIS Main cable. You probably lost your backup bus charge diode.
    Confused again! I don't think I have an external backup power attached to pin 15. My system is EFIS and EMS with internal backup batteries. I looked at the .ALD file again and it has some data from the earlier flight. BACKVOLTS starts at 8.5 at 10:30:05 and gradually climbs to 9.2 at 10:44:15. The next entry is 11.5 at 14:04:57. It quickly climbs to 12.9 and settles at 12.5 for the first 20 mninutes of that flight. Then the behavior described in the original post takes over.

    john

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    The AF-3500 has two separate voltage inputs plus the backup battery. If you are not using the AUX power input you should turn the warning off from the calibration menu.
    Rob Hickman
    Advanced Flight Systems Inc.

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