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Got my turn coordinator back from Century after about 5 weeks for a
rebuild. (t's hell having stuff wear out before your plane has flown.)

Anyway, it works now, and I thought I'd pass this along:

The thing draws 0.90 Amps when I first turn on the master switch. The
current then decays down to 0.29 Amps after it reaches full RPM in ten
seconds or so. (Measured with a Fluke 87)

I had to flox up and re-drill my original mounting holes because the ball
was not exactly centered the first time. Doh! No wonder I'm coming up on
eleven years of building <sigh>...