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PostPosted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 7:04 am    Post subject: Where is the best place to Reply with quote

install a temperature probe for my MGL Voyager. I did not want to place it near any heat source (engine) and I wanted to keep it out of the wind stream. I have a NACA duct on the tail and was wondering if this might be a good place to install it. Inside of the NACA duct?

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PostPosted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 1:30 pm    Post subject: Where is the best place to Reply with quote

<?xml:namespace prefix="v" /><?xml:namespace prefix="o" /><![endif]--> Nothing wrong with it there. I assume you have a tube from the NACA in the tail, I normally have an access panel in the tail near the NACA, so that is where I have put two of them and they work fine. Just keep it close to the direct air source and not in the top of the fuselage. I have a small water drain hole in the loop of my ducting (made from fiberglass) as the tube comes under the bulkhead and pitch tube. The drain hole is 1/4 inch so there is sufficient air flow past the probe.
Other places are in the 914 intake duct., Forward of the flap in the wing root to fuselage junction (client had cut the wire very short and it was a compromise, but worked).
I saw one placed in the door rebate area , which seemed to work, but his probe was really small.

I would shy away from putting it in the intake of the 912, or anywhere where you have to unplug it for normal servicing. Also stay away from the belly where the cowl exits are..

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