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I've been looking for digital readout cylinder head temperature monitoring systems and found this beauty.
JP INSTRUMENTS EDM-700-6C - Gulf Coast Avionics Bummer it's way over my budget. Anybody know of a less costly solution without all the datalogging and cost adding FAA certification? This type of readout would look great in a 930S console while being quite useful insurance for engine health monitoring ... no?  
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I have one from Westach...it is an analog gauge with a 6-position switch to select which cylinder you want to monitor. I found #5 runs hottest so I just leave it there...you kind of see the gauge in this pic...
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09-22-2011, 09:28 AM
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Spruce aircraft has a 4 channel one for much less.
MGL AVIONICS TC-1 EGT/CHT MONITORING SYSTEM from Aircraft Spruce You can divi up / reconfig the channel(s) for different stuff like EGT. |
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09-22-2011, 10:37 AM
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Omega.com has all sorts of thermocouple options and meters. You can find all sorts of app notes and info.
Thermocouples i-Series 1/32, 1/16, 1/8 DIN Programmable Temperature/Process Meters with RS232 & RS485 Communications Standard
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