- 2 b – Ventus bT WARTUNGSHANDBUCH ... - Schempp-Hirth
- 2 b – Ventus bT WARTUNGSHANDBUCH ... - Schempp-Hirth
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<strong>Ventus</strong> <strong>bT</strong> MAINTENANCE MANUAL<br />
2.2.2 Fuel system<br />
For refuelling the tank has to be removed from the fuselage by<br />
disengaging the spring-loaded lock(s), removing the quick-connector<br />
of the fuel line and disconnecting the vent line. Then a looped blind<br />
plug is connected to the tank vent to prevent fuel escaping through<br />
the vent hole. The fuel tank outlet has two built-in fuel finders also<br />
acting as filters.<br />
Fuel is supplied to the engine from the fuselage tank via its quick<br />
connector to the shut off valve and via the diaphragm<br />
pump to the carburetors.<br />
Fuel contents are read off directly from the transparent<br />
GFRP-tank.<br />
See fuel system, page 47.<br />
2.3 Electrical System<br />
2.3.1 Gliding Instrumentation<br />
For the prescribed minimum equipment no power supply is<br />
required.<br />
Additional electrical instruments are connected with a power supply<br />
according the “wiring diagram for gliding instrumentation” page 41,<br />
and in correspondence with the manufacturer’s instructions for the<br />
individual instruments.<br />
On request a separate master switch for the gliding instrumentation<br />
is provided, but standard is only a single master switch combining<br />
gliding instrumentation and engine control box according to section<br />
2.3.2.<br />
Modification Bulletin No. 825-1 April 1984<br />
Technical Note No. 825-26 January 2001