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On Apr 12, 10:07 am, Road Dog wrote:
Stealth Pilot wrote: the problem doesnt seem to be the compass but some stray magnetism in the aircraft. So he claims but what would this be that wasn't there when the plane left the factory ? Without any new equipment, how could it get so bad that it throws the compass off more than 10 degrees through mu shield ? In any case, thanks for the reply. Pipers sometimes suffer from magnetized engine mounts. I think it might have to do with the alternator ground cable terminals getting corroded so that the alternator ground current runs throught the mount tubing instead, magnetizing it and screwing up the compass. Dan |
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