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Subject: Re: [LML] Re: Stalls, Spins and other Whirlygigs
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Last week Eric Ahlstrom asked who makes the displays in the new generation
737's.  Just found out they're made by Honeywell.  They cost a cool $112,000
each (that's no typo) and we have six of them.  They're the same ones used
in the 777 and the new 767-400.  And no, I don't think the standby display
shows AOA, though all that would probably be needed to do it is a software
change.
   Skip Slater