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Best price for Dynon servos?
- Thread starter bkthomps
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consider getting the mounting bracket for now...
no need to get the servo now... you can buy the mounting bracket for fitting and pick up the actual servo later at no cost penalty. aircraft spruce has all of the pieces.
no need to get the servo now... you can buy the mounting bracket for fitting and pick up the actual servo later at no cost penalty. aircraft spruce has all of the pieces.
apkp777
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Stephan,
I didn't put the bracket in yet. Any thoughts on how difficult it will be on my completed -9. I am still "hand-flying". That's perfect for most flights, but I am starting to fly a bit of IFR and would like to add the AP.
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No problem... a bit more work for pitch
Hey Tony! The roll servo bracket is very accessible and will be easy... The pitch bracket will be quite a bit more involved, not really a problem though... just time
Hey Tony! The roll servo bracket is very accessible and will be easy... The pitch bracket will be quite a bit more involved, not really a problem though... just time
craigvince
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There are a couple of Dynon dealers right here on VAF that have good pricing, too, when you're ready for them; SkyView Aviation (myself) and Stein Air come to mind.
az_gila
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Spruce has them in stock - just got one.
Do the other dealers stock individual items?
Brantel
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I think pretty much everyone has the same pricing on the servos unless you are buying a package deal.
You say you don't want to use ACS due to wanting to avoid sales tax...(does GA have Use Tax?)
Give the advertisers here a shot at it....
Tony,
I put the AP in a flying airplane and it was no problem at all. I did however have it pre-wired but I did not have any of the brackets installed. The pitch servo was by far the hardest just because of access to that area sucks if you are a fat man and I know a little about that. It was not that bad though. PS. Lift the tail up on something so that it is not so downhill before climbing in there or you may need help getting out of there!!!
You say you don't want to use ACS due to wanting to avoid sales tax...(does GA have Use Tax?)
Give the advertisers here a shot at it....
Tony,
I put the AP in a flying airplane and it was no problem at all. I did however have it pre-wired but I did not have any of the brackets installed. The pitch servo was by far the hardest just because of access to that area sucks if you are a fat man and I know a little about that. It was not that bad though. PS. Lift the tail up on something so that it is not so downhill before climbing in there or you may need help getting out of there!!!
DakotaHawk
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I purchased my dynon servo just a few weeks ago from Van's. In turn, Van's has the Dynon factory drop ship the servo directly. Since I couldn't find any discounted prices (it's $750 everywhere), I was able to support Van's and avoid local taxes. With Dynon factory only 30 miles down the road from here, I got my servo within just a couple of days!
az_gila
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Minor discount at $738 (1.6% discount) from Spruce, in stock, and presently free shipping because it's over $500.
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/avpages/dynonskyview.php
In my case, it's quicker than shipping from OR...
Dynon Servos
Hi All
''Minor discount at $738 (1.6% discount) from Spruce,''
I got a quote from Stein and it was a little less than that. My -4 being in storage for the winter, it will be the first thing in ..in the spring...can't wait.( only 4 1/2 months to go )
Bruno
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Hi All
''Minor discount at $738 (1.6% discount) from Spruce,''
I got a quote from Stein and it was a little less than that. My -4 being in storage for the winter, it will be the first thing in ..in the spring...can't wait.( only 4 1/2 months to go )
Bruno
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