What is the rated voltage and amperage of the MAIN BATTERY?

The rated voltage of the MAIN BATTERY is correctly identified as 24 DC Volts and the amperage is 17 Amps. This specification is common in aviation and similar applications, where a 24-volt system is often used for its efficiency and effectiveness in powering aircraft systems. The 17 Amps rating provides sufficient current for starting the engines and operating essential onboard electrical systems without overloading the battery.

This choice aligns with standard practices in aircraft design, ensuring reliable performance during operations. Understanding this specification is crucial for maintenance and operational safety, as it helps technicians ensure that the battery can handle the electrical load required during various phases of flight.