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June 30th 09, 08:30 PM
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leakage through flight computer
Cambridge equipment leaks air from the pitot line as it uses a flow
arrangement rather than a pressure sensor. Worried me as well till I worked it out. Some glider makers insist on a separate pitot arrangement for such varios in order that the asi does not under read. An LS7 I used to have have a three way probe and a standard pitot installed for this reason. 
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