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Jay wrote:
I wondered about this, researched it to a limited extent and then thought - why take a chance? Not only is the cold a potential problem but moisture etc. has a potential for causing problems as well. I bought a quick-connect for all the pitot/static tubes on the panel and installed a quick-connect for all the electrical wires leading to the panel. When the glider comes home for the season, the panel comes out of the glider and goes in the house. Takes about 5 minutes and the cold and moisture hasn't caused a problem yet! The cold and moisture may no longer cause a problem, but from my experience, the quick connect eventually will. The last time I tried one, it lasted a couple of seasons, then started to leak. These days, I put an inline connector at the end all of the tubes, then use short pieces of tubing to connect to the instruments, which get thrown away every time I disconnect them... Marc |
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