LANCECASPER Posted July 19, 2018 Report Posted July 19, 2018 I bought this on Beechtalk a year ago added the $300 OEM slip indicator and it has been flawless. I put it in to replace a noisy turn coordinator. This unit is rated at 7500 hour mean time between failures. It is removed as working. This one is a Zero Degree tilt. It has the $300 slip indicator on it and the set-up for battery backup. (If you want to replace the battery for $60 instead of $300 see this link http://csobeech.com/files/MidContinentBattery-9015607.pdf) It works on 10-32 volts. The light tray has a 28 volt light in it which can be easily changed. 1) Use this as a replacement for your turn coordinator and add safety by having an electric attitude indicator with battery backup in case of a vacuum failure. It's called "Lifesaver" for a reason. http://www.lifesavergyro.com/ 2) Use it to back up fancy glass panels. This will work when everything else goes dark. 3) If you have a rate based autopilot (STEC) use it to perhaps dump the vacuum pump. New this would be over $4000. Selling for $895 plus $25 shipping. Paypal Friends and Family preferred. Quote
Davarron Posted July 19, 2018 Report Posted July 19, 2018 How do you know what degree tilt your panel is? Quote
LANCECASPER Posted July 19, 2018 Author Report Posted July 19, 2018 1 minute ago, Davarron said: How do you know what degree tilt your panel is? Mooneys are Zero Degree tilt. Quote
Davarron Posted July 19, 2018 Report Posted July 19, 2018 How would you go about changing the 28v light to 14v? Do you know about how many hours are on the unit? Quote
LANCECASPER Posted July 19, 2018 Author Report Posted July 19, 2018 My avionics shop just called - they told me earlier that I didn't need the Lifesaver gyro with the Dual Aspens. It turns out that I DO need it. So it is no longer for sale - sorry about that. It is no longer available for sale. Lance Quote
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