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From: Dan O'Brien <danobrien@cox.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Electric Problems
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Skip and Grant,

Regarding the issue of your alternators not coming up on start, consider 
posting your experiences on the aeroelectric list 
(aeroelectric-list@matronics.com).  Readers of that list (builders of RVs, 
Velocities, Lancairs, Cozys, ... and on and on) have thousands of hours of 
experience with B&C alternators and regulators, as they're called out in 
several of the electrical architectures proposed by Bob Nuckolls who 
started the list.  I will be flying my ES soon and live in a very damp 
climate (DC area) which is currently cold.  You've raised my curiosity 
about this as well.