In case of a fault in the anti-collision lights, where will the COLL circuit breaker pop?

In the T-6 aircraft, the anti-collision lights are a crucial safety feature that enhances visibility and awareness of the aircraft to others, particularly during flight operations. If there is a fault in the anti-collision lights, the COLL circuit breaker is designed to protect the electrical system by 'popping' or tripping to prevent further damage or risk.

The COLL circuit breaker is strategically located on the left side of the front cockpit, allowing for easy access to the pilot or crew in the event of a fault. This location is selected to ensure that it can be quickly checked and reset if necessary during flight operations.

Selecting the left side of the front cockpit as the location for the COLL circuit breaker is consistent with the design philosophies that emphasize pilot interaction and accessibility. The design aims to provide pilots with immediate awareness and control over critical systems, ensuring safety and operational efficiency in various flight conditions.