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Glass Cockpit
05-16-2019, 04:04 AM
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Dynon serial to Gray code adapter
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Dynon serial to Gray code adapter
Did anyone tried the Dynon serial to Gray code adapter with a GRT EFIS?
Thanks!
Raynald
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GPS
07-17-2018, 02:51 PM
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ipad antireflective coating
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pilote999
The best anti-reflective are MyGoFlight ...
The best anti-reflective are MyGoFlight Armorglas. They are expensive but are much better than the cheaper one.
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RV General Discussion/News
05-21-2018, 10:07 AM
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Trim position signal to EFIS
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pilote999
I think I have a Ray Allen trim servo. I went...
I think I have a Ray Allen trim servo. I went their website and can not find the exact color c of the 5 wires. Does anybody know the purposes of the 5 wires (white/Green, white/orange, white/blue,...
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RV General Discussion/News
05-21-2018, 05:43 AM
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Trim position signal to EFIS
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pilote999
Thanks Michey, According to the schematic, the...
Thanks Michey,
According to the schematic, the Green wire should be the same as the Green/White, the Orange as the White/Orange and White/Blue the GND.
I will contact GRT to confirm.
Thanks again!
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RV General Discussion/News
05-20-2018, 02:10 PM
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Trim position signal to EFIS
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Trim position signal to EFIS
I want to remove my analog trim indicator to my new GRT Sport Ex on 1 of my analog input. I have 5 wires coming from the trim: White/black, white/blue, white/red, white/green and white/orange. ...
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RV General Discussion/News
03-15-2018, 12:30 AM
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CAD files for instruments cutout
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pilote999
I need dxf files. Thanks Freebird and Jim!
I need dxf files. Thanks Freebird and Jim!
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RV General Discussion/News
03-14-2018, 09:59 AM
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CAD files for instruments cutout
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pilote999
CAD files for instruments cutout
Where can I find free cut-out CAD files (dxf) for instruments ( 2.25 and 3.125, GRT EFIS, switches, etc...)?
Thanks!
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Propellers
03-27-2016, 04:37 PM
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Sensenich Composite Ground Adjustable Prop
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pilote999
Hi Christopher, Originally in my RV-6 with a...
Hi Christopher,
Originally in my RV-6 with a 0-320 160 HP, I used the #4 pin. After the overhauled with ported cylinders, ~175 HP, I swithed to #6 pin. My goal is to reach 2750 max RPM at 1000' in...
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Traditional Aircraft Engines
02-25-2014, 10:22 AM
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Can I replace a 160 HP crankcase by a 150 HP ?
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I decided to keep my original case. Thanks...
I decided to keep my original case. Thanks gentleman for your comment!
Raynald
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Traditional Aircraft Engines
02-23-2014, 07:12 PM
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Can I replace a 160 HP crankcase by a 150 HP ?
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They offered me the $1000 because they need my case to rebuid a certified engine for another custumer. They told me, because I have a homebuit, they can install an other good case (but not a D2J)...
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Traditional Aircraft Engines
02-23-2014, 06:06 PM
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Can I replace a 160 HP crankcase by a 150 HP ?
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pilote999
Can I replace a 160 HP crankcase by a 150 HP ?
I have a Lycoming 0-320 D2J (160 HP) to be overhauled. My mechanical shop suggest me to replace my actual crankcase (that is good) by an other good used 0-320 EA1 case? (150 HP) in order to save...
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Propellers
08-13-2012, 08:11 PM
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Best prop for economy cruise
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pilote999
Best prop for economy cruise
I want to change my wood prop (A-D 68 X 74) on my RV-6 with a 160 HP (Good prop, but no good in rain).
I read a lot of post about propellers. More I read, more confused I am !!!
What is the best...
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