propfarmer Posted June 25, 2022 Posted June 25, 2022 I have a 10 amp noise filter (capacitor?) in my power cabling to the intercom/radio. It started to play up (intermittent power supply through it) and needs replacing. It has 4 wires, Red/Black wires in and Orange/Black wires out. Red/Orange is the Positive and Blacks are the Negative. The only noise filters I'm able to find on the inter web only have three wires, 2 pos and one earth? Can anyone help me with what type of noise filter I need to get to replace my exisiting one? Can't seem to find one similar anywhere? Or can i fit these other types into the existing wiring? Thanks in advance David
RFguy Posted June 25, 2022 Posted June 25, 2022 So, this is a filter , most likely called a common mode choke, which will have inductors in it, and make also, for a good measure, have capacitors. Given that the earth is not only by the power cable , but by other aircraft connections, and likely by aircraft skin via the coax if it is a metal skin, depending on the nature of the noise, the 3 wire type is likely just fine. I would suggest a three wire type to start with. . for a VHF radio and intercom, a 2A continuous filter will be fine. WAGNER components (WES) have a good range online https://www.wagneronline.com.au/voltage-noise-filters/connectors-power/connectors-and-microphones/communication-accessories/11274/fl/ order code : NS15S, NS12R , they will all work for you. chose which one is most easy to mount. the NS15S (boxy one) will provide slightly better noise reduction compared to the cylindrical one. 1
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