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Mike wrote:
Has anyone built an electronic angle of attack meter kit. It seems to be something that would be easy to design but beyond my feeble electronics background. I have seen the products that are out there and they are simple differential pressure gauges and are expensive. I don't like the round differential pressure gauges that many of the companies offer for this kind of system. I was wondering if there would be a way to put something together that would light up different color LED's for the different levels of lift that we could build at home without having to pay out hundreds of dollars for a prebuilt one. Something like http://www.barkeraircraft.com/AOA_kit.html EAA web site says June 07 Sport Aviation Magazine, but I thought it was more recent than that. Charlie |
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Charlie wrote:
Mike wrote: Has anyone built an electronic angle of attack meter kit. It seems to be something that would be easy to design but beyond my feeble electronics background. I have seen the products that are out there and they are simple differential pressure gauges and are expensive. I don't like the round differential pressure gauges that many of the companies offer for this kind of system. I was wondering if there would be a way to put something together that would light up different color LED's for the different levels of lift that we could build at home without having to pay out hundreds of dollars for a prebuilt one. Something like http://www.barkeraircraft.com/AOA_kit.html EAA web site says June 07 Sport Aviation Magazine, but I thought it was more recent than that. Charlie That's a nice set up. It shouldn't be too hard to add an audio alarm or shaker. I just hope the pitot tube isn't heated. Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired |
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Dan wrote:
Charlie wrote: Mike wrote: Has anyone built an electronic angle of attack meter kit. It seems to be something that would be easy to design but beyond my feeble electronics background. I have seen the products that are out there and they are simple differential pressure gauges and are expensive. I don't like the round differential pressure gauges that many of the companies offer for this kind of system. I was wondering if there would be a way to put something together that would light up different color LED's for the different levels of lift that we could build at home without having to pay out hundreds of dollars for a prebuilt one. Something like http://www.barkeraircraft.com/AOA_kit.html EAA web site says June 07 Sport Aviation Magazine, but I thought it was more recent than that. Charlie That's a nice set up. It shouldn't be too hard to add an audio alarm or shaker. I just hope the pitot tube isn't heated. Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired Speaking of which, I have a heated pitot tube head If anyone is in need of one, drop me a note. |
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