piolenc
Active Member
When I first ran into this at Oshkosh '82 I was fascinated. It was my first contact with the discipline of fluidics, and it was shocking that such a simple mechanism could be used for wing leveling and heading adjustment.
Now, many years later, I want to build it, but in the meantime the most important components - thermistors made by Fenwal Electronics - are no longer available. I am trying no to find out their characteristics, so that I can replace them with something that is currently on the market. This is made even more complicated by the fact that my information is on a second- or third-generation photocopy, in which the exact component designation is not readable. Starts with 32...
I am trying to find someone with either the necessary component information, the component itself or anything else that will get me closer to my goal.
Now, many years later, I want to build it, but in the meantime the most important components - thermistors made by Fenwal Electronics - are no longer available. I am trying no to find out their characteristics, so that I can replace them with something that is currently on the market. This is made even more complicated by the fact that my information is on a second- or third-generation photocopy, in which the exact component designation is not readable. Starts with 32...
I am trying to find someone with either the necessary component information, the component itself or anything else that will get me closer to my goal.
