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Old 02-03-2009, 03:03 PM
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Default MGL Avionics GF-1 G-Meter

Has anyone installed a MGL GF-1 g-meter in their airplane? I want to go to a digital gauge and like the fact that the MGL unit gives both a digital reading and an 'analog' g-force bar graph. I am also considering the Flight Data Systems GT-50, but am leaning toward the MGL because of the g-meter bar readout. Thanks
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Old 02-04-2009, 12:10 AM
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Default GT-50!

I initially was going to put a mechanical G-meter in my -7A and then came across the GT-50. I am totally thrilled with it! I have an earlier one with a pair of AAA batteries in it. The newer ones have a hard wire for maintaining the clock. It has five features and is very user friendly. YMMV
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