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ekim
Seeing theres no stall alarm has anyone used a AOA [angle of attack] indicator?
Mike
Mike
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piperpilot1363
Well-Known Member
Just yank a stall warning switch outta a wrecked cherokee or cessna, there's enough lying around.
Andrew
Andrew
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ekim
stall alarm takes elec.you can do a AOA on air pressure alone.
Mike
Mike
I have looked at AOA.....a little pricey but I read they are worth it.
-Pete
-Pete
Did a little window shopping today. From Sport Aviation classifieds www.RiteAngle.com a unit that looks to be very adaquate for $350. Works from a vane similar to commercial jet aircraft. AA or AAA batteries.phzabriskie said:
-Pete
Schmleff
Well-Known Member
Kitplanes had an article semi recently on how to make your own. I will see if I can track it down.
