Thread: G-Meters
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Old October 4th 05, 09:42 PM
Paul Remde
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Hi Todd,

Good point. Many soaring instruments are not TSO'd. But I have a customer
who wants to install a G meter in his certificated Grob 103 and wants an
instruments that would be "legal" and correct. I think that makes sense. I
would want to do things "correctly" with my glider as well - if possible.

Paul Remde

"T o d d P a t t i s t" wrote in message
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"Paul Remde" wrote:

The Falcon line looks interesting, but it is for experimental aircraft
only - if I understand their web site correctly - they sell non-TSO'd
instruments. http://www.falcongauge.com/

I'd really like to find a source that is OK for use in any glider.


This is one of the reasons I like my experimental
certificate - fewer "issues," but if you don't mind me
asking - you sell glider flight computers from Cambridge, LX
and Ilec. Are those TSO'd? If not, why not sell the
G-meter under the same conditions, or is there some relevant
difference between G-meters and flight computers?

T o d d P a t t i s t - "WH" Ventus C
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