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From: "Mike S. Reinath" <Michael.S.Reinath@nasa.gov>
Subject: MAC Trim Position Indicators
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I have trim servos on all three axes on my LNC2 with the LED position 
indicators -- the MAC system. I'm at about 270 hours of hobbs time on 
my plane, and now have two different LED segments that have burned 
out or quit working -- one on the rudder indicator and one on the 
elevator indicator. The first one quit a couple of months ago, and 
the second one just recently. Anyone else had this problem?

Mike Reinath
N3602M, LNC2