Thread: (Earlier version of) Backup onboard charger not correct
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Unread 17-01-2007, 11:40
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Re: Backup onboard charger not correct
I wonder if just adding a switch into the circuit at the 12v + point would violate R56. At least then we'd have a manual method of disabling the circuit rather than physically unwiring it if there were issues we wanted to isolate.

As currently written, it would appear that adding a switch would be a violation of R56 though.

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