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    Default Re: VFR panel ideas ??

    In my view, if you only fly daylight VFR, you don't need backup ASI or altimiter.
    I agree 100%.


    Unfortunately both authorities with whom I'm involved (UK and Oz) think otherwise and insist we have these things. The UK even makes a standby compass a mandatory item.....chocolate fire guard springs to mind


    Paul,

    I don't think we need to have backup ASI or altimiter in OZ (?). At least nobody told me!

    cheers

    r
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    I sure get a kick out of you Oz folk. Had to google that "chocolate fire guard" bit.
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    Default Re: VFR panel ideas ??

    Quote Originally Posted by rosslr View Post
    In my view, if you only fly daylight VFR, you don't need backup ASI or altimiter.
    I agree 100%.


    Paul,

    I don't think we need to have backup ASI or altimiter in OZ (?). At least nobody told me!

    cheers

    r
    Ross, If you have an Experimental Certificate and a VH- number - which you do - and you don't have a backup ASI and ALT - which you don't - then either the AP made a mistake in issuing the certificate (unlikely) or we don't need a backup ASI and Alt. I haven't seen that in any CASA EAB aircraft documents so far. Having said that though, I am putting both on my panel - personal choice based on my comfort level.
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