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October 10th 05, 03:50 PM
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I'd not care if the instrument is certified, legal, or not.
I'd care if it works, if it suits my needs. I'd rather not mess legal issues in it. What does a lawer knows about what works in a glider? Hi Todd, Good point. Many soaring instruments are not TSO'd. But I have a customer who wants to install a G meter in his certificated Grob 103 and wants an instruments that would be "legal" and correct. I think that makes sense. I would want to do things "correctly" with my glider as well - if possible. Paul Remde 
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