DaX
Well Known Member
No, this isn't a question of whether or not this is a good idea - it's already done.
I mounted my sensor on the baffle of the tank in the second bay. I'm getting ready to attach the leading edge and start attaching main skins. I want to put the tank on before I do this. Doing so will mean I won't have access to the sensor, so I guess I need to go ahead and stub out wires to the wing root. When testing the sensor, I used a multimeter on the screw, and on the body of the sensor. The sensor is on the baffle with no gasket - only proseal.
My question is this:
To stub out wires, I understand that one wire needs to be attached to the screw, but where does the other wire attach? Do I need to:
1) Remove one of the attaching screws and put a wire underneath that?
2) Solder a wire to the back of the sensor?
3) Attach the wire somewhere else?
I really don't want to do option 1, but will if I have to.
I wasn't sure if the ground from the sensor could be attached elsewhere, since the sensor is possibly isolated from the rest of the tank with proseal.
Thanks for any and all help!
I mounted my sensor on the baffle of the tank in the second bay. I'm getting ready to attach the leading edge and start attaching main skins. I want to put the tank on before I do this. Doing so will mean I won't have access to the sensor, so I guess I need to go ahead and stub out wires to the wing root. When testing the sensor, I used a multimeter on the screw, and on the body of the sensor. The sensor is on the baffle with no gasket - only proseal.
My question is this:
To stub out wires, I understand that one wire needs to be attached to the screw, but where does the other wire attach? Do I need to:
1) Remove one of the attaching screws and put a wire underneath that?
2) Solder a wire to the back of the sensor?
3) Attach the wire somewhere else?
I really don't want to do option 1, but will if I have to.
I wasn't sure if the ground from the sensor could be attached elsewhere, since the sensor is possibly isolated from the rest of the tank with proseal.
Thanks for any and all help!
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