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October 21st 05, 07:32 AM
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Verification that Heated Pitot is working
Find one of those out door thermometers with a remote read out. Some
of the older ones had a meter. The newer ones have a battery powered digital read out which could probably be adapted to the plane's electrical system, but you wanted simple. KISS, the best approach........ It will even tell you if the heater is not up to the job regardless of it's on or off state. Peter 
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