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June 10th 05, 05:55 PM
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The turn coordinator is almost always a self contained electric unit.
The attitude indicator and DG are unsually powered by air produced by an external "fan" (we call it a pump). It may blow or suck depending on the plane but it makes no difference, the effect is air moving across the instrument. -Robert, CFI 
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