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October 20th 16, 06:22 PM
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gear up warning trip switch
At 16:48 20 October 2016, HGXC wrote:
I broke the gear up warning trip switch on my glider. It was positioned near the landing gear mechanism and had a wire that actuated a warning sound. Des anyone know a source for a replacement? Thanks, Dennis DC You didn’t say what type of switch was been use, I presume it is a micro switch, so contact has to be made to actuate it, why not use a reed switch, actuate by a small magnet in close proximity, no need to physically make contact. http://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/reed-switches/5309009/ 
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