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I had to replace my Tacho sensor, Couldn't get one anywhere.. I purchased this one with freight about AU$120 This one was just a couple of threads too short for my application, 3300A solid lifter engine. But as the threat in the mounting bracket was damaged, I drilled it out and used the locking nuts to secure it in place. I had to counter sink the top nut so to get enough depth. So all in all worked out well and Tacho is now working.
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Tried one of these in my J200 recently(after reading your post) as the odyssey battery couldn't cope with the winter cold starts... So far so good, with temps below 0 deg The Mottobatt starts it first go no problems.. Cost me $175 delivered. The two way terminals is a good feature too.
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British Airways is in “crisis talks”
keith.b replied to Flying Binghi's topic in UK/Europe General Discussion
Isn't it Funny how the so called main stream media only started "Fact Checking" Once they had lost control of the narrative. -
Hi, Anyone know where I can get either a replacement, or parts for these.. Glass/Plastic is not very transparent, very hard to check fuel level in flight. Thanks..
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Last year when I was there we visited the international visitors tent, Free dinner. Catch up we people from around the world.. Great night! Wish I was going again this year, but needed a new car... Next Year! Also sea planes a must do!, a short bus ride from the front gate. Keith.
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Yeah, Sound advice.. The extra speed with of the CruZer over the 750 STOL, I would have to agree 3 point latch is the only way to go, with bubble doors.
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I did think about that but I would need to set it up for 3 point latch, as I been told the aft side of the bubble doors suck open about an 1" in flight. But will give it more thought. Regards Keith
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I see, very handy tool, I assume it sits in the top of the leg then hook under bungee pull up? good idea. Regards Keith
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Well, I don't. Not that I know what a JG bungee tool looks like... Regards Keith
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Next time I have the leg out, I'll trim it then. I can't easily go back to a bungee as I didn't recess the rivet around the bungee pin & I also pulled the rivets the opposite way in the channel. When I was @ Oshkosh this year, I noticed the Zeniths demo CruZer sitting low in the nose, it had taxied in over rough ground and it's bungee failed. I would hate to try and fit one with the engine in the way. The steel spring adds a bit of weight but a small price for a much better setup. (my opinion) Regards Keith
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I hope he can get it to market soon, The market needs it! But I have been planning this for the last 5+ years. Regards Keith
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I'd rather not say just yet. It's a little left field. It will be turbo charged producing 160hp. The only issue is weight, might not be able to squeeze it into RA-Aus, might have to go VH RPL Regards Keith
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Put a deposit on an engine and reduction box, hopefully take delivery next month.... My opinion is that a lot of the engines are relatively new to the market and don't have a lot of runs on the board so to speak, So if I'm going to be a research and development and a test pilot might as well be for myself.
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Thanks rankamateur, I'll go check them out. Regards keith
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