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    Parts Wanted Wanted runout O-290 D2 (cheap)

    Title says it all. Will pick up west of Mississippi.
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    Wiring in a backup battery

    Aviators; On my O-235 (Falconar F-12), I've installed a Ford EDIS4 module, a 2nd gen Ford wasted spark coil, trigger wheel, sensor bracket with 3 CPK sensors and, finally, a 3 position rotary switch to go from 0*-25*-33* with the engine running. Of course, the engine is started on the 0* and...
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    Master Switch - illuminated rocker switch

    All: For my master switch I am using a good quality, typical 3 connector, illuminated rocker switch. The connectors are positive, load and ground for the light. At the time of this post I don't know what kind of light is in the switch but if that becomes important, that info can be obtained...
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    Mechanical fuel guage

    In the acquisition of a Tailwind project, I got a new Rochester "Liquid Level" gauge that is mechanical and is vertical in form and application. There is an anchored float that turns the spiral center rod/liquid level indicator as it goes up or down. This would work as a fuel gauge for a tank...
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