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Old February 9th 04, 03:20 AM
G.R. Patterson III
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"O. Sami Saydjari" wrote:

As I reading through my aircraft logs, I noticed several replacements of
the Directional Gyro and Turn Coordinator. The plane is a 1978 Piper
Turbo Arrow 3. Is is normal to need to replace these things every 4-5
years?


I had a 25 year old Cessna 150 with what was apparently the original DG and turn
coordinator. IIRC, there was no record in the logs that either had been rebuilt
or replaced. The RC Allen DG in my Maule started drifting about a year after I
bought it, and I had it rebuilt by Ducasse. It's given me no trouble since. I
have a rebuilt turn-and-bank in the Maule, so I don't have a TC referent there.
The Maule's a '95 model.

George Patterson
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