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Old July 14th 04, 05:46 AM
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Default Cessna Horn too quiet

I'm a member of a club that has a Cessna 177RG.
I just got checked out in it today , and the gear horn is waaaay too quiet.

I want a gear horn that is soo loud it will make your teeth hurt.

A club member landed it gear up about 4 months ago, so the owner of this particular
plane would also like to make the gear horn louder.

Anyone else had this problem?

Anyoune else have a solution?


As the gear horn and stall warning horn are part of the required
equipment fro the initial certification, how hard is it to modify the system, to
pipe the sound into the audio panel?


Can you put a peizo buzzer on the horn?


Paul



 




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