Q: What is the max amps for this unit? 3 PIN JUMPER PLUG #6216
Per supplier: 1500 amps, 18-32 Volts...Rated Contact Capacity is 3,000 amps.
Q: What is the largest wire size that will fit the plug terminal connections?
This can take 3 OD but supplier recommends 2 OD.
Q: How are the wires secured to the contacts? Crimp? Solder?
Per the supplier: They are soldered.
Q: Do the pin sockets (3 pin jumper plug) fit the standard Cessna 177B Cardinal external 3 pin power fitting?
Yes, the 3 pin jumper (11-03158) is the standard external power plug used in Cessna aircraft.
Q: So you must solder your heavy gauge cables in to this unit for connection to the power source?
Yes, the 3 pin jumper (11-03158) uses solder type joints.
Q: Do you have instructions for installing this plug onto cable?
Yes, we have added the install instructions for this plug to the 'Documents' tab of the web page. Please review them there.
Q: Can I use this power plug to maintain the battery charge while airplane is grounded for long time?
No, this is a plug only. You may be able to wire your aircraft, and this plug to do this, but this plug is commonly used to wire to a power source to jump start an aircraft, or to an APU to power your instrument panel.
Q: Will this fit a Beechcraft bonanza?
Yes, most Beechcraft are equipped with the 3 pin style receptacle. We cannot 100% confirm so we do ask that ytou check the receptacle on the aircraft to ensure the correct plug style is ordered.
