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02/05/2020 11:57 pm
AoA probe location
by Rob Davies » Thu Jun 25, 2015 12:18 pm
I have purchased a Bendix KLR 10 AoA system and prefer the installation of the probe to be under nose of my 1969 Twin Comanche rather than under the wing. Has anyone installed a probe in this location and did it require an STC? Thanks
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Re: AoA probe location
by N3322G » Thu Jun 25, 2015 1:22 pm
If you search in the upper right corner AOA, there are 3 pages of hits and you may get an answer there re: placement. Hope this helps.
Pat
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Re: AoA probe location
by SLIMDREDGER » Fri Jun 26, 2015 7:43 pm
We mounted the "Lift Reserve Indicator" probe under the nose of my PA30 in the early 90's with a log book entry and I have never had a problem with subsequent annuals. My read on current aviation literature indicates the FAA is encouraging angle of attack instrumentations and they can be signed off without the usual mass of approvals.
Your going to like having this equipment.
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