Hello All,
New to the association.. A&P/IA and volunteering with a youth aviation program. We just received a C140 and after my initial look-over, of the many items I noticed is that the engine is equipped with an experimental aircraft alternator. Looks like a B&C 200g alternator. I’ve ordered the FAA CD docs hoping somebody has completed a field approval already. If not, can anybody offer info on any known previous 337s on this alteration?
Thanks for any help.
One last thing: the association advertises a technical document for sale concerning these aircraft?
C140 Alternator 337
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air2jjs
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Re: C140 Alternator 337
Welcome to the family. Thinking there is a STC for B&C? and the tech manual is on the home page under marketplace than under technical materials.
Jeff T 1948 C-140 NC3600V
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Re: C140 Alternator 337
Contact B&C directly. They should know if there is one. There didn't 'used to be one', that doesn't mean there isn't one today.
"Plane Power" had an STC, but that is a completely different unit.
If you don't have an STC or a 337, Leave a message up here, some memember have them and you may be able to borrow their paperwork to assist in a Field approval
"Plane Power" had an STC, but that is a completely different unit.
If you don't have an STC or a 337, Leave a message up here, some memember have them and you may be able to borrow their paperwork to assist in a Field approval
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air2jjs
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Re: C140 Alternator 337
Great! Thanks for the replies.
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Re: C140 Alternator 337
Two 140s on the field here with the 200G (via "field approval"). Incidentally, they work well with TXP, Navcom, ADSB in/out, strobe, LED nav and (retractable) landing light. Both of ours proven for years. Glad to share copy of the 337 -- PM me. I seem to recall that their 30 amp model does have an STC(?) FWIW. B & C's website has a note to "contact us about an STC'd version" (of the 30 amp, I assume).
Mac
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air2jjs
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Re: C140 Alternator 337
Hi Mac, I sent you a PM. Thanks for the offer.
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