Oshkosh Promotions by Gallagher Aviation!

[OSUAV8TER]

Mooney owners!

Gallagher Aviation has several online and on-site promotions for Oshkosh EAA Airventure 2024! This year, Whelen Aerospace Technologies (WAT), Rosen Sunvisor Systems, BatteryMINDer, and Marsh Brothers Aviation, are providing 10% off select LED and HID aircraft lighting products, Sunvisors systems, BatteryMINDer chargers, and fuel cap washer products to celebrate Oshkosh. Additionally, the very popular SwitcheOn Remote Power Control box and Brightline Pilot Bags are 20% off. If you are here at the show, come see us at Hangar B, booths 2136 and 2137! If not, the website is live and we will be shipping from the show all week.

visit http://www.gallagheraviationllc.com for show specials.

1. The Whelen Aerospace Technologies are 10% off through Sunday, July 28th. The promotion applies to many popular Whelen lighting products including:

• LED landing and taxi lights (including the very popular G3 LED landing and taxi lights), and recognition lights
• LED wingtip navigation and strobe lights, tail navigation and strobe lights (Orion, Chroma series, and much more)
• A wide variety of LED beacon lights (Orion 360, 71080, 90520, 90852, 90724etc.)
• Mooney LED Recognition light upgrade (28V here, 14V here)

2. Rosen Sunvisor Systems are 10% off through Sunday, July 28th. Discount applies to all new systems, replacement lenses, and other components. These are the #1 cited reference in aircraft for sale ads because they are so popular. They are durable, and quick to install too!

3. BatteryMINDer discounts apply to all chargers and accessories with the exception of the Airframe Interface Kit that are an added option.

4. SwitcheOn Remote Power Control boxes are 20% off through Sunday, July 28th. Discounts apply to the box and replacement components with the exception of the remote antenna, and any Tanis cabin heaters or products.

5. BrightLine Pilot Bags are 20% off through Sunday, July 28th. These configurable bags are durable and hold the gear you need in your airplane. It was the last pilot bag we ever bought due to its durability and versability. It should be yours too!

You do not have to attend the show to get these special discounts, but if you are there, come see us in Hangar B, booth 2136 and 2137 with plenty of inventory. If you order through our website, we will ship it to you from the show.

http://www.gallagheraviationllc.com ← Link to the main website
gallagheraviationllc@gmail.com ← Email us for a quote, photos of your aircraft help too! This is the best way during the show to each us.
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[PeteMc]

@OSUAV8TER...  Is there really that much difference in batteries and battery minder technology that "BatteryMINDer" had to build separate versions for Concord and Gill?  I really find that hard to believe.  

Even if they are really zeroing in on the differences between the CURRENT batteries, it would be minimal to have one unit with a switch.  But then what happens when the new versions from both Concord and Gill come out?  Your very specific minder is useless?  Or in reality is it all marketing and it works just fine and oh, if you switch to the other brand, it will still work just fine. 

[OSUAV8TER]

10 minutes ago, PeteMc said:

@OSUAV8TER...  Is there really that much difference in batteries and battery minder technology that "BatteryMINDer" had to build separate versions for Concord and Gill?  I really find that hard to believe.  

Even if they are really zeroing in on the differences between the CURRENT batteries, it would be minimal to have one unit with a switch.  But then what happens when the new versions from both Concord and Gill come out?  Your very specific minder is useless?  Or in reality is it all marketing and it works just fine and oh, if you switch to the other brand, it will still work just fine. 

Yes. I mean they are a small business and almost 80% of the models I sell are Concorde. Rarely do I see someone who goes from Gill to Concorde and they have the corresponding model for them. Even if that happens, they get good money for their respective model on the used market. 

BatteryMinder desulfates and it temperature compensates for the appropriate voltage for your brand of battery. It works well. 

I have not seen any indication that it is just a way to get money from you through marketing gimmicks. Any product I become a dealer for, I have typically been using it for a long time and believe in its quality of performance. If I felt like there was deceptive business practices from them, I'll go find something else to invest in.

[PeteMc]

1 hour ago, OSUAV8TER said:

I have not seen any indication that it is just a way to get money from you through marketing gimmicks.

Thanks.  I just didn't think the batteries were THAT much different.  Certainly not enough that a battery minder could tell the difference.  

I did note Gill uses the same model for both Sealed and Wet, which you'd think would be a BIG difference, yet they use the same device....

ADDED: Maybe something someone at OSH can push them on to get an answer.

 

 

Edited July 22, 2024 by PeteMc

[OSUAV8TER]

8 hours ago, PeteMc said:

Thanks.  I just didn't think the batteries were THAT much different.  Certainly not enough that a battery minder could tell the difference.  

I did note Gill uses the same model for both Sealed and Wet, which you'd think would be a BIG difference, yet they use the same device....

ADDED: Maybe something someone at OSH can push them on to get an answer.

 

 

There is a BatteryMinder rep that usually sits with the Concorde folks in Hangar B. 

[Nico1]

I'm curious, is Garmin offering discounts on database subscriptions this year? 

[LANCECASPER]

5 hours ago, Nico1 said:

I'm curious, is Garmin offering discounts on database subscriptions this year? 

Yes, if you are there in-person.

[dkkim73]

16 hours ago, OSUAV8TER said:

Yes. I mean they are a small business and almost 80% of the models I sell are Concorde. Rarely do I see someone who goes from Gill to Concorde and they have the corresponding model for them. Even if that happens, they get good money for their respective model on the used market. 

BatteryMinder desulfates and it temperature compensates for the appropriate voltage for your brand of battery. It works well. 

I have not seen any indication that it is just a way to get money from you through marketing gimmicks. Any product I become a dealer for, I have typically been using it for a long time and believe in its quality of performance. If I felt like there was deceptive business practices from them, I'll go find something else to invest in.

You have a nice practical line of offerings. I noticed your price on the Brightline bags looks pretty good, too. What do you think of them? 

A BatteryMinder and a number of requisite accessories (Y-connector, TSO'd connectors etc) have been on my "nice to have" list for a while... I'm spacing out purchases (it's called the "you already have an airplane" spending plan ;). How much of a discount is the Airventure discount? 

Thanks!

[KSMooniac]

I'm not James but will offer that I use a Brightline bag, and even got the current gen after enjoying the first generation since the newer one has more customizing options.  I especially like the add-on tumbler or big bottle holder!  I drink a lot of ice tea, and my daily drinker is a 32 oz Yeti tumbler and it fits great in that accessory for the bag.  I like the flexibility to add and subtract compartments so if you want to carry headsets in there (like a CFI perhaps) or turn it into a small overnighter, you can do that, or keep it slim for typical owner-pilot use like most of us here would probably do.  I typically keep mine in the back seat and can usually get into a particular compartment without looking to grab batteries, or sunglasses, etc.  I don't think anyone would regret using one, and I suspect if it ends up not working for you, you could re-sell here pretty quickly and get most of your money back.

[OSUAV8TER]

1 hour ago, dkkim73 said:

You have a nice practical line of offerings. I noticed your price on the Brightline bags looks pretty good, too. What do you think of them? 

A BatteryMinder and a number of requisite accessories (Y-connector, TSO'd connectors etc) have been on my "nice to have" list for a while... I'm spacing out purchases (it's called the "you already have an airplane" spending plan ;). How much of a discount is the Airventure discount? 

Thanks!

@dkkim73 I use the Brightline and it is the last bag I will ever use. I've gone through several different bags over the years and once I got that, it was it. So everything in my store I personally use and believe in its value. Usually I buy the product and really use it before I seek out dealership opportunities.

[BlueSky247]

I will have to look into that bag. I got a "flight outfitters" from big river when I started the ppl, and tbh, I have grown to hate the thing. It's a small backpack version and nothing seems to work right in it.

[OSUAV8TER]

The Whelen 10% off promotion has been extended until Sunday, August 4th. The website still has the promotional pricing active. BatteryMinder runs until the end of August, 2024, and the Marsh blue washers are now permanent!