B&C Alternator?

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suntiet
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B&C Alternator?

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Has anyone got a field approval to run one of B&C's light weight alternators on their 170? I am looking for 337 help.

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Re: B&C Alternator?

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There is an STC for it for the small continentals through the O-300.

https://shop.classicaero.info/ALTERNATO ... egoryId=-1

I don't know if that's the same one that the B&C website talks about or not.
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Also check this entry I made last December.
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Re: B&C Alternator?

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INteresting that the STC allows installation on the O-300 A, B, and C engines.... but doesn't mention the D.
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