BSI engine during rain
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BSI engine during rain
My collegues say BSI V2500 must not perform out-door particularly when dark clouds around. I dont think so but have no any documents to prove that thinking.
I think engine even T/R opened still protects well from water provided stationary. BSI can be done provided BSI equipment and BSI ports and harnesses are sealed.
Anyone please help me this problem, and also the document for evidence?
Thanks so much!
I think engine even T/R opened still protects well from water provided stationary. BSI can be done provided BSI equipment and BSI ports and harnesses are sealed.
Anyone please help me this problem, and also the document for evidence?
Thanks so much!
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I've heard this stated a few times but have never seen it printed. I'm inclined to think that it is a 'rule' largely invented by certs who want the task deadline extended because they don't fancy doing it out in the rain!
