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mqz4 16th Dec 2010 12:37

'+' Symbol on avionic equpiment
 
Hi,

The other day while in the cockpit of a 737, I noticed that most of the equipment in the cockpit had a small "+" symbol on it. Does anyone know the significance of the symbol?

Thanks.

dixi188 16th Dec 2010 13:14

It is where the electrical connection for the panel lights is. Push the + to make a good connection. Often have to do this in flight on our old Airbuses.

CONSPICUITY 18th Dec 2010 18:50

It shows the location of the small coax type connector for the panel lights

ANENG 19th Dec 2010 05:42

pity
 
Hey conspicuity......Pity you did not notice that DIXI188 has more than answered the original question.......

V1... Ooops 20th Dec 2010 14:56

Hello MQZ4:

Welcome to Pprune, I notice that your question is also your first post here in the forum.

The "what the heck does the + symbol mean" question comes up about once every 18 months or so, kind of like a lunar eclipse :) . There is a longer post about this, including some good pictures of the front and back sides of an electrical panel with a + symbol on it, at this link: Small crosses drawn all over cockpit panels.

If you don't want to go read that whole discussion, I have reproduced the photos below, they are pretty much self-explanatory.

Again, welcome to the Pprune Forums.

Michael

http://dubfoto.com/albums/userpics/1...anel_Front.jpg

http://dubfoto.com/albums/userpics/1...Panel_Rear.jpg


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