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Can you tell me what am I looking at coming out from under the right wing


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This might be obvious for experts, but I'm not one... yet.

Going under the wings and fuselage today for some pictures and pre-annual prep and I saw this on the right wing, it is somewhat loose, I mean I can turn it a bit, don't have the same on the left wing.

Thanks for letting me know what you think it is.

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Left wing, looks like a drain for the pitot system

 

Brian

My pitot drain isn't in an inspection panel, it's up close to the fuselage.

Does the center bump push in? Does the whole thing turn? Or just the tip?

Please confirm right wing = the side with the door.

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My pitot drain isn't in an inspection panel, it's up close to the fuselage.

Does the center bump push in? Does the whole thing turn? Or just the tip?

Please confirm right wing = the side with the door.

Yep, right wing ( door side ), the nipple thing dos'nt push in, at least I did'nt try too hard, the nut turns a bit, but did'nt try again too hard either.

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I have one of these on my plane too.  I have assumed it is the outside air temperature sensor.  The bottom of the wing makes sense, as the sun is off of it. --But I have just assumed.

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Ah yes, the famous" wus it fuur", or the " wus is das". AKA Mooney OAT probe.

Clarence

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This might be obvious for experts, but I'm not one... yet.

Going under the wings and fuselage today for some pictures and pre-annual prep and I saw this on the right wing, it is somewhat loose, I mean I can turn it a bit, don't have the same on the left wing.

Thanks for letting me know what you think it is.

Not sure I am old enough to look at that.........

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