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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif">Posted for "Angier M. Ames"
&lt;n4zq@comcast.net&gt;:<br><br>&nbsp;Just wondering how builders are grounding pin 9 on the 25 pin Dsub&nbsp;&nbsp;connector <br>for a gear down
indication on the display.<br>For example, does anyone know of a double pole version of our&nbsp;&nbsp;traditional <br>gear
switch?<br>&nbsp;<br>&nbsp;Angier Ames<br>&nbsp;N4ZQ<br><br>[Seems to me the switches that give you your three greens are already sending grounds for
those lights.&nbsp; Assumiing your gear lights operate similarly you could pick up any one of those grounds to trigger your AOA gear down
indicator.&nbsp; Check your wirebook.&nbsp;&nbsp; &lt;Marv&gt;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ]<br><br></div>