Even though it doesn't have pitch info, I've been really happy with the
Trutrak

http://www.trutrakflightsystems.com/...struments.html

Powers up in 3 seconds, even in a crank and bank turn, so can be left off
until needed. The "sky and ground" display is more intuitive than a turn
coordinator or needle and ball. In use, the horizon display closely tracks
the real horizon. For $445, cheap insurance.

bumper
(no affiliation to Trutrak)

"Martin Gregorie" wrote in message
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On Thu, 25 Aug 2005 18:17:57 -0600, John Scott wrote:

I just checked their web site. $180 sounded too good to be true. It
was.
The AHRS-2 lists for $1200.

Yeah, that sounds about right: I actually said it was about $200 LESS THAN
a standard compass + mechanical T&S + artifical horizon. The price I saw
was GBP 695.


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