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Borescope recommendations
So, I thought I would see what you resourceful and creative type pilots and mechanics might see as a good compromise between cost, ease of use, and practicality.
Clear Skies,
Gomer
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Re: Borescope recommendations
I have a Snap-on one with a flexible wand which is necessary to get into some types of places, like the aileron nose ribs.
Kristin Winter- ICS member
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Re: Borescope recommendations
Here's a really inexpensive option. I have this item at home, but have not used it on an aircraft or engine. However, I've plugged it in to my MacBook to play with it, and it takes decent resolution photos. You can't adjust the angle remotely, but it's quite stiff so you can bend it prior to insertion. Because of this stiffness, I'd recommend a USB extension cord to allow for easy manipulation while it's plugged in to your laptop.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01J8 ... UTF8&psc=1
1967 260B
- Joachim Gruber
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Re: Borescope recommendations
Gomer
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Re: Borescope recommendations
Gomer
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Kristin Winter- ICS member
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Re: Borescope recommendations
If I was still doing this for a living....I'd probably pick this one up on sale right now with ATS: http://www.aircraft-tool.com/shop/detai ... D=ATS-VS22
- Phillip Larson
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Re: Borescope recommendations
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/2820809062 ... noapp=true
We had to shave the plastic down a little to get the clearance needed for the spark plug hole but it's LED lit with a side facing camera.
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