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Old August 25th 05, 10:08 PM
Martin Gregorie
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Default Electronic horizon?

I recently saw the write-up on the Stratomaster AHRS-2 system. Its
American uncertified kit that shows a ribbon compass, T&S and artificial
horizon on a single LCD display that fits a standard 80mm panel hole.

It only uses 200 mA at 12v, is light and costs about GP 100 ($US 180) more
than an ex-military horizon, T&S and compass. I like that and the ability
to put the lot in just one dial on the panel.

Is there any experience out there with this gadget?

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