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Posted for "Gerard O Connell" <goconnell@dodo.com.au>:

  G'day guys, was wondering what experiences you have had with non tso'd v
tso'd (rc allen, sigma) type AH and/or DG as opposed to say the Falcon
gauges..does anyone know if the build quality is far superior..there are
obvious cost savings..I'm after one witha heading bug--autopilot
interface/output would be preferable.
  
  The price of having my existing gauges overhauled is so close to the price 
of
a new rc allen gauge I might as well go new.
  
  Also quite a few seem to have gone with the tru track auto-pilot..has this
been successful..easy to install etc...?
  
  Thanks for sharing your experiences
  
  --
  Gerard O Connell
  Melbourne, Australia
  VH-LPD (LNC2)