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November 6th 04, 03:30 PM
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"Stealth Pilot" wrote in message
... had a tacho fault in a cessna once. would periodically read zero in flight. on the next flight it would be ok. needless to say it would always work perfectly when the maint guy disassembled it and looked it over. then it would fail and read zero again. I *hate* intermittent faults. The mechanic always looks at you like you're nutso. Rich S. 
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