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Old August 14th 19, 04:22 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
Phil King[_2_]
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Default Tire pressure monitor

At 14:19 14 August 2019, Dan Marotta wrote:
I believe you are over complicating this.Â* My advice:Â* Just look at the


tires.Â* You can tell if they're too low to fly.Â* That's worked for me
for almost 50 years.


Not so easy to check by looking at the tire on the nose wheel of a two
seat glider such as a Grob Twin II or Duo. And main wheel tires often
look OK until you load them up with pilot and water ballast.

 




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