[drtgraves]

I saw these on the Cavalon Autogyro at Oshkosh. Does anyone know what they are or where I can get Them?
Tom
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sd4zkca17dxocdt/IMG_4619.JPG?dl=0

 

[az_gila]

Are you sure they are circuit breakers and not simply fuse holders?

I would expect a circuit breaker to have it's current rating stamped on it.

 

[drtgraves]

Good point. No I'm not sure. they would push in to then click out. push in to re-engage. I did not pull to see if they would come out.

 

[UH1CW2]

Not very good design for visual indication of ON or OFF? They do not appear to be lighted? I think they are push button switches. Like az_gila stated they have no current ratings on them? I'd be willing to bet they are a European designed SPST switch.

 

[FasGlas]

I have one of those in a box somewhere. It's an on/off push/push circuit breaker switch. Flimsy design with a cheap feel. I wouldn't use them for anything important. The AMP rating is marked in the side.

 

[fl-mike]

https://www.arc-components.com/round-and-square-panel-mount-circuit-breakers.html

 

[vlittle]

I saw these on the Cavalon Autogyro at Oshkosh. Does anyone know what they are or where I can get Them?
Tom
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sd4zkca17dxocdt/IMG_4619.JPG?dl=0

What I'd really like to know is who makes the Cavalon's 3" instruments. Not in your pictures, but they are beautiful Hi Res LCDs. They aren't from MGL or AeroVonics.

 

[KRviator]

What I'd really like to know is who makes the Cavalon's 3" instruments. Not in your pictures, but they are beautiful Hi Res LCDs. They aren't from MGL or AeroVonics.

I couldn't find a photo of them, but they are not the Karnadia series are they?