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Having had both near midairs due to too much time looking at non-audio mechanical varios, and TE probe failures, I now have one of each. My SN10 uses a nice Ilec TE probe (pointed up, by the way ;^), and my backup is a Westerboer 1020 with electronic TE.
And yes, I have two separate redundant battery systems, which has never failed in over 14 years in the same glider...keep it simple and check often. I also have a big hammer in my trailer (for tiedown stakes) ready to be used on any loose mechanical, non-audio varios... Kirk 66 |
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On Tuesday, June 10, 2014 8:15:23 AM UTC-4, kirk.stant wrote:
My SN10 uses a nice Ilec TE probe (pointed up, by the way ;^), and my backup is a Westerboer 1020 with electronic TE. Interesting. I think I will set my V7 to computed (electronic) TE and B40 on the TE probe, set both on average and compare the results. You can set a jumper on the B40 to get continuous average on the pointer. |
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