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Subject: RE: Suggested Pressure Gauge for Hydraulic Monitoring (LIVP)
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Jeff:

I plan on using a UMA 1 1/4" gauge which obtains the signal
From a transducer.  Aircraft Spruce # 10-02425 @ $156.95.
I use the transducers at work; very accurate.   I will use two 
Transducers with a switch to toggle between the high and low
Pressure lines.  Buy a transducer with a pressure range to match the full
scale
On  the gauge.  Just Google 4-20ma transducers for a wide selection to
choose from.

Gary Toups
N300GT


-----Original Message-----
From: jeffrey liegner [mailto:liegner@ptd.net] 
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2012 6:56 AM
To: lml@lancaironline.net
Subject: Suggested Pressure Gauge for Hydraulic Monitoring (LIVP)

Any suggestions on which small hydraulic pressure gauge would be a good
choice to display hydraulic pressure, either during preflight (ex, in wheel
well) or inside the cockpit (for monitoring)?  Analogue or electric display?
Best location to T the gauge into the system?

Thanks.

Jeff Liegner
Sparta, NJ