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Posted for "Bruce Gray" <Bruce@glasair.org>:

  Let me jump in here. The main benefit of a 28v system is electrical
  power. A  70 amp 28v alternator will put out as much wattage (Power) as
  a 140 amp 14v alternator. This is the main reason that all certified
  manufacturers have gone to 28v systems.
  
  Bruce
  
  Glasair III/28v
  
  www.glasair.org