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Bf Goodrich Attitude Indicator Gyro From Robinson R22 14 Volt on 2040-parts.com

US $1,395.00
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Ocala, Florida, US

Ocala, Florida, US
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B.F. Goodrich Model 305-1AL 
Robinson P/N R7189

This instrument has been calibrated for an 11 Degree helicopter panel tilt, but can be recalibrated to zero tilt for use in an airplane. It has 14 Volt Red internal lighting. The instrument has been running on the bench smoothly for the last several hours and as you can see in the last 4 photos, the gyro is performing normally as is the internal lighting.  The instrument seems to be in very good condition with a slow rundown time when power is removed.

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