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FIRST    ENGINE    START    (BATTERY    START)

CAUTION TM     1-1510-225-MTF PROCEDURE TROUBLESHOOTING REFERENCE BEFORE    STARTING    ENGINES    (CONT) Never  connect  an  external  power  source  to  the aircraft  unless  a  battery  indicating  a  charge  of  at least 20 volts is in the aircraft. If the battery volt- age   is   less   than   20   volts,   the   battery   must   be recharged, or replaced with a battery indicating at least  20  volts  before  connecting  external  power. Use  only  an  external  power  source  fitted  with  an AN-type plug. 19. GPU - As required. 20.   External   power   advisory   light   -   As required. *21.   DC   volt/loadmeters   -   Check   loads, voltage, and current limiters. When an external power source is used, it must be set as fol- lows: (a) 28.0 to 28.4 volts (b) 1000 amps capacity (c) 300 amps maximum continuous NOTE BATT  switch  should  be  ON  to  absorb  transients present  in  some  auxiliary  power  units.  Au  EXT PWR  annunciator  alerts  the  crew  when  an  external power plug is connected to the aircraft. 2-14

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