3 most important guages.
05-09-03 | 03:09 PM
#51
Originally posted by TonyTurboII
The air/fuel gauge is useless only if you buy a useless one.
The air/fuel gauge is useless only if you buy a useless one.
And by the way everyone, it's GAUGE, not GUAGE, FYI
(I see alot of that)
Frank
05-14-03 | 01:23 PM
#52
Haven't we ALL heard this
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From: Indiana
Originally posted by johnchabin
I was in a Cirrus last week which had a combo 'cylinder head temp' and 'EGT' gauge.
Do you have any more information on where to purchase a gauge like you pictured? Any installation guidance?
I was in a Cirrus last week which had a combo 'cylinder head temp' and 'EGT' gauge.
Do you have any more information on where to purchase a gauge like you pictured? Any installation guidance?
http://www.aircraft-spruce.com/
They even have a race car catalog for free. cool
James
12-21-03 | 10:48 AM
#53
Rotary Freak
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From: trinidad and tobago
I know this thread is old ..........., but I couldn't resist. My list of gauges has GROWN , I now have , boost pressure , Exh. temp. , a/f ratio ( soon to be replaced with the FJO ratio meter ) , water temp. , fuel pressure , voltmeter , oil pressure , oil temp. , intake temp . , boost controller (Turbosmart e boost ) and soon euther the new Aquamist DDS or system 2e gauges.
12-21-03 | 06:01 PM
#54
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From: Cleveland, OH
FYI, VDO makes cylinder head gauges. Under 'Cockpit series' on their website. It might be available in other styles as well. Their website doesn't strike me as being complete.
www.vdona.com (North America)
www.vdona.com (North America)
01-12-04 | 08:43 PM
#57
My three guages would be
1. wind gauge ... to measure all the hot air comin out of peoples mouths
2. depth gauge ... to measure the crap people say
3. rain gauge ... to measure the tears your cryin, because you couldn't keep track of all your guages and blew your motor up.
Seriously one gauge i really want is a downforce gauge, so i can measure the amount of downforce my wing creates at 65 MPH
1. wind gauge ... to measure all the hot air comin out of peoples mouths
2. depth gauge ... to measure the crap people say
3. rain gauge ... to measure the tears your cryin, because you couldn't keep track of all your guages and blew your motor up.
Seriously one gauge i really want is a downforce gauge, so i can measure the amount of downforce my wing creates at 65 MPH
Last edited by BASTARD; 01-12-04 at 08:53 PM.
06-29-04 | 05:40 PM
#58
From http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalo...erometers.php:
MECHANICAL ACCELEROMETERS
("G" METERS)
This instrument registers "G" forces acting on the airframe during turbulence or aerobatic maneuvers. One pointer gives a continuous reading,the other 2 indicate maximum positive and negative loads. A reset **** is provided. In smooth, level flight the instrument indicates +1 "G".
Hmmmm.... Wonder if you can hook one of these up. Probably pointless but for those looking for that extra gauge..
MECHANICAL ACCELEROMETERS
("G" METERS)
This instrument registers "G" forces acting on the airframe during turbulence or aerobatic maneuvers. One pointer gives a continuous reading,the other 2 indicate maximum positive and negative loads. A reset **** is provided. In smooth, level flight the instrument indicates +1 "G".
Hmmmm.... Wonder if you can hook one of these up. Probably pointless but for those looking for that extra gauge..
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