<VV> Re: [fastvair] CHT gauges
Bill Elliott
corvair at fnader.com
Fri Jun 22 11:16:07 EDT 2007
The round Falcon version (not the square aviation version) mounts in an
standard underdash bracket just like the VDO Cockpit series. These are
cheap and readily available anywhere.
You can use standard wire from the end of the thermocouple to the wire
under the dash; nothing special required. (You just can't _shorten_ the
TC wire).
(I really like the VDO Cockpit series and except for the CHT, they are
what I try to use for all my aftermarket gauges.)
BIll
Stephen Upham wrote:
> OK, I've checked on the gauges that were suggested.
> This gauge seems like it would be the easiest to
> install under the dash and possibly get a under dash
> mounting bracket to add the oil temp (actually water
> temp converted) that I already have. The problem is
> that it only monitors one bank of cylinders. To have
> it monitor both, requires that I install a toggle
> switch to be able to manually monitor both cylinder
> heads. Uggh. $ about $110 for everything including
> the extra sender.
> http://www.egauges.com/vdo_bld.asp?Series=Cockpit#Cylinder%20Head%20Temperature%20Gauges
> <http://www.egauges.com/vdo_bld.asp?Series=Cockpit#Cylinder%20Head%20Temperature%20Gauges>
>
> Much better as it automatically monitors both heads.
> Downside is that the only way I've heard of yet is to
> drill a hole in the dash. Ain't happening. $ about
> 75 but does not include the extra wire necessary to
> reach the dash (minor prob.) or an under dash mounting
> bracket (major prob.)
> http://www.recreationalmobility.com/cgi-bin/recreation/27137.html
> <http://www.recreationalmobility.com/cgi-bin/recreation/27137.html>
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Stephen U
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