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Hi!
I have a customer I'm working with to upgrade his old style toggle switch panel on a late 90's 232 Gulfstream, to the new style carbon fiber "look" rocker switch panels found on the 2002 to 2004 models.
The dash seems the same to me, just the newer looking rockers instead of toggles.
From looking at photos online it seems the 2002 - 2004 GW Gulfstream 232's have a 12 switch panel, with only 10 breakers (attached). Once I started CAD'ing up the new panel I can see why they would do that... just not enough space for the last breaker, and they wanted to keep the same console mold I figure.
My question is: did GW just double up some switches on breakers? Not really ideal, but still safe I'm thinking. If any owners of these 232's know how the panels are wired up with less breakers than switches, please let me know.
thanks!
I have a customer I'm working with to upgrade his old style toggle switch panel on a late 90's 232 Gulfstream, to the new style carbon fiber "look" rocker switch panels found on the 2002 to 2004 models.
The dash seems the same to me, just the newer looking rockers instead of toggles.
From looking at photos online it seems the 2002 - 2004 GW Gulfstream 232's have a 12 switch panel, with only 10 breakers (attached). Once I started CAD'ing up the new panel I can see why they would do that... just not enough space for the last breaker, and they wanted to keep the same console mold I figure.
My question is: did GW just double up some switches on breakers? Not really ideal, but still safe I'm thinking. If any owners of these 232's know how the panels are wired up with less breakers than switches, please let me know.
thanks!