Brittain turn coordinator overhaul. Tc 100 evs

[billy hellcat]

Does anybody know who can service a turn coordinator for a Brittain autopilot?  It’s a tc100 Evs.   Tried porter strait in Tulsa and they don’t service them anymore.   Thanks.  

[N201MKTurbo]

http://www.berkshireinstrument.com/price_autopilot3.html

https://www.kelleyinstruments.com/capabilities.html

 

[Igor_U]

 

Try contact Kevin Westbrook. He was working for Brittain for years and still helps people on the list. Good luck.

@Kevin Westbrook

[Bobaran]

 
Try contact Kevin Westbrook. He was working for Brittain for years and still helps people on the list. Good luck.
[mention=48565]Kevin Westbrook[/mention]

Yes, Kevin used to work for Brittain, building their turn coordinators. These are NOT diy fixit units, so get a professional to fix it. He can fix them but not provide a yellow tag.

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[corn_flake]

Yeah, trust me.  I tried to repair one my self.  As soon as I realized I also had to build a rig to "turn" the coordinator 360 degree with exactly 2 minutes, I say, forget it!!  I should let professional handle it.  Keven did great work in bring it back alive!!

[N201MKTurbo]

You could build a rate table for about $100 on Amazon.

[Kevin Westbrook]

Billy Kevin Westbrook here call me 539-292-0474 

[corn_flake]

7 hours ago, N201MKTurbo said:

You could build a rate table for about $100 on Amazon.

Interesting.....  

Searching or Rate table come up with nothing.  Are you referring to buying parts for DIY rate table?  Care the share a picture if you made one?  

[N201MKTurbo]

I looked a bit, you can get 5 RPM 12V gear motor for $50. you will need to make some type of turntable and a 10/1 belt drive. I would get a lab power supply to fine tune the speed. You can calibrate it with a stopwatch.

Or you can spend big bucks:

https://www.ideal-aerosmith.com/products/1-2-or-3-axis-rate-and-positioning-tables/

 

[cliffy]

1 hour ago, N201MKTurbo said:

I looked a bit, you can get 5 RPM 12V gear motor for $50. you will need to make some type of turntable and a 10/1 belt drive. I would get a lab power supply to fine tune the speed. You can calibrate it with a stopwatch.

Or you can spend big bucks:

https://www.ideal-aerosmith.com/products/1-2-or-3-axis-rate-and-positioning-tables/

 

Some of you here are way beyond the norm while the rest of us are still hammer, tong and forge!

[Rmfriday]

Call Kevin, he is great with all thing Brittain