N941WR
Legacy Member
The P-mags are a great ignition and with the ability to seamlessly transfer between ship?s power and their internal power, they have brought a number of people home safely after the ship?s electrical system failed.
I?m curious how often pilots test their P-mags for operation under ship?s and their internal power. This test can be done by pulling the breaker, if wired according to E-mag Ignition?s wiring diagram, or, if running 114 P-mags, by turning off the P-mags one at a time and letting the idle drop below 800 RPM, at which point the 114?s will switch back to ship?s power. (113 series P-mag run off of ship?s power, regardless of RPM, unless they detect a loss of ship?s power.)
I?m curious how often pilots test their P-mags for operation under ship?s and their internal power. This test can be done by pulling the breaker, if wired according to E-mag Ignition?s wiring diagram, or, if running 114 P-mags, by turning off the P-mags one at a time and letting the idle drop below 800 RPM, at which point the 114?s will switch back to ship?s power. (113 series P-mag run off of ship?s power, regardless of RPM, unless they detect a loss of ship?s power.)