Check with Aircraft Quality Instruments, also in Wichita. 1-800-942-9938. I bought my gyros from them for the Bonanza at 295.00 each. They were Mitchells, probably out of an old Cessna. New ones are about $400. Al
Charles McKinnie wrote: > Al: > > Thanks for the advice. We already checked with Century which is reportedly > an excellent instrument overhaul shop and they no longer rebuild the AN > type attitude indicator. Used to be they would do them for about $225. I > think parts for these are getting rather scarce. > > Regards > > Charles McKinnie > > ---------- > > From: ADM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Cc: Coupers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Subject: Re: Attitude Indicator Wanted > > Date: Sunday, February 01, 1998 1:11 AM > > > > Charles; > > Its best to replace the old AN style unit with a more up to date and > smaller > > unit. Instead of buying a pig in a poke, he should contact any one of > the > > major instrument rebuilders that are in Trade-A-Plane and buy an o/h'd > one. > > It'll cost him about 225 or so, already certificated and yellow tagged. > > Sometimes we get into the habit of trying to save 20 or 30 bucks and end > up > > taking 16 to 20 hours doing it. I can tell you that its true, because > when I > > redid my coupe, I was the cheapest son of a gun going. It always turned > out > > that I really didn't save anything. Good Luck; > > Al > > > > Charles McKinnie wrote: > > > > > A friend of mine who owns an Alon A-2 is looking for a replacement > attitude > > > indicator for his airplane. He has the large type working off of a > vacuum > > > pump. Don't know the part number, but perhaps that is enough to go on. > The > > > instrument must be serviceable. If you have one for sale, please > e-mail me > > > with price and how my friend can contact you by phone. > > > > > > Regards > > > > > > Charles McKinnie > > > >
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