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Steve -

Without knowing your symptoms or what your electrical system looks like (schematic), I would think that if you disconnected it completely, you would be an electrical system like a lot of others in the light airplane world. And there would not be a lot of risk. I would also make sure that you had all of your electronics and radios turned off.

Cheers,

John Schroeder


On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 15:44:28 -0500, Steve Reeves <sreeves@sc.rr.com> wrote:

> Hi guys, I didn't get any response last time I asked so I figured I
> would check again.  Is there any danger in me bypassing the
> overvoltage to check to see if that is causing a problem.  This would
> be strictly a ground runup for a couple of minutes.  Thanks.
>
> Steve Reeves
> Glasair 1FT 38SR
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