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flap indicator

2001-08-27 15:48:20

flap indicator

<HTML>I replaced the flap indicator in my 1970 172K with a system from Visual Instruments in Mc Minnville Or. This is the best investment I have made in my plane. No more trying to figure out where the flaps were when landing. It is a great improvement in the cessna system . I would recommend this system to anyone that is still trying the one- one thosand two one thosand system</HTML>

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2001-08-28 02:46:35

Re: flap indicator

<HTML>Monday August 27th.

Bill,

Could you give us some further information on the company
such as a phone number or a website address? Could you
give an idea regarding the cost of such a system?

Thank you, John McAuliffe in SE Michigan</HTML>

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2001-08-29 02:44:14

Re: flap indicator

<HTML>Visual Instruments' URL is http://www.visualinstruments.com. The indicator kit is $399.00</HTML>

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2001-09-09 13:26:00

Re: flap indicator

<HTML>I installed the visual inst flap indicator on my 1969 172 it is very convenient and precise and upgrades one of the few areas that I had a problem with - the one-one thousand ... I was all to familiar with - a mechanic had previously told me to look out the window to find out where the flaps were - my response is that I still do quit regular, however when I'm really busy - go arounds - heavy traffic -and or deteriorating weather, ist Incredably handy to check or set the flafs somewhat precise while still looking forward - them later visually verifying them when I have a little "free" time.

The other upgrage that is really great (really, really great)
is the powerflow exhaust system - if I start on that I sound like one of their sales brochures.

Ken</HTML>