FS: 14v Electric Turn Coordinator for Core

[kurtsnyder]

I had to replace my electric turn coordinator last month and just bought a unit outright and didn't get an overhauled unit. Therefore, I'm selling my old unit as a core for $100 plus $7 shipping. Thanks!

 

[yvesg]

Kurt, can you check what is the current spec for that unit? I need that mumber.

Yves

[kurtsnyder]

It was last overhauled by Muncie Aviation in 1999. Again, the unit is not in working condition. It makes a lot of noise when it spins up and doesn't accurately show a 3deg/sec turn. Does this picture help?

 

[yvesg]

I have a similar one in my panel... and need the current rating to complete my updated load analysis. I don't want to have to take it out.

Yves

[KSMooniac]

It is probably on its own circuit breaker...just see what it is and you have an upper bound. Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Tapatalk

[yvesg]

It was last overhauled by Muncie Aviation in 1999. Again, the unit is not in working condition. It makes a lot of noise when it spins up and doesn't accurately show a 3deg/sec turn. Does this picture help?

 

If you could take a picture of the sticker where it reads "rating 12 ..." or just tell me what it reads after the 12....I assume the current is written on that as well but your picture angle does not show.

Yves

[kurtsnyder]

I'm not sure what you want. The only other sticker is on the side of the unit and just has the overhaul date, but no rating. The only indication of a rating is what is in the picture above. "Rating 12-32 VDC". Nowhere does it give the amount of current it draws.

[yvesg]

OK Kurt, I hoped the current rating would be written beside the voltage rating.

Thanks.

Yves

[Alan Fox]

Just so Yves knows , that is not the factory turn coordinator , I replaced that when I did the SWTA panel on Kurts plane.....But it is the small lightweight Turn Coordinator and is probably 800 new...