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## B. DISTRIBUTION 

The electrical system is distributed from two panels, the auxiliary panel on the starboard side of the car between frames 5 and 6, and the mechanic’s main panel. All the AC system and the DG ol:ltput of the auxiliary generator come to the auxiliary panel. The DC output o.f the •port and star- board generators come to the mechanic’s panel. See Fig. XVIII and Fig. XXXIII. 

NOTE: K-3 thru K-29 - as stated below. K-30 & Future - see installation of Lawrance auxiliary generator. 

The auxiliary panel e arries a selector switch to connect the AC loads to the generators in various combinations in a,ccordance with the following table which is reproduced on the panel: 

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The cooking loads consist of a roasterette, a hot •plate and ~percolator. A cooking panel equipped with a selector switch makes it impossible to connect more than one load at a time. 

The battery can be disconnected from the system by means of a safety switch located in the main junction box under the mechanic’s panel and controlled both from the pilot’s instrument panel and from the mechanic’s stand. 

