Greg Richter wrote:

EE types ho!

We've got the whole line of Westach stuff on our web site for
convenience.  Wicks has good prices on the sensors, and usually has them in
stock.  Take a look on my Installation page at
http://bluemountainavionics.com for details on pressure sensors.

The active sensors are the best, and put out a 0 to 5 volt signal.  I have
a set of calibration curves if you need them.

If you want to get hardcore, Motorola makes a sweet series of sensors that
are instrumentation grade, but priced accordingly.  The Westach active
stuff is in the 5% range.
-GR

Cozy N722 -- Mazda 13B
Turbo  http://bluemtn.com/greg  -or-  http://bluemountainavionics.com

What is the latest on your airplane Greg? You mentioned changing the water rad
awhile back. Did you do that yet?
How fast can you climb as a function of OAT  and still have it cool?
Here is a picture of Greg's 13B turbo engine installation for the new guys.

Paul Lamar

I just gotta jump in here -----
I am absolutely IMPRESSED (and wordless!) after seeing Greg's EFIS in Memphis last Sept.  If any of you guy's are considering this type of product, be sure to get a look at Greg's offering.  His website also gives some info on a 'Lite' version that does not have the GPS stuff but does have all the gyro and instrument stuff.

Ken P.

Ken Powell
kenpowell@aristotle.net

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