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Aircraft Tachometer - Beechcraft on 2040-parts.com

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Cedar City, Utah, United States

Cedar City, Utah, United States
Condition:Used Brand:Beechcraft Warranty:No Manufacturer Part Number:IU320

This tachometer was working when removed from a 1983 Beech Sierra C24R for a panel upgrade.

The scale reads 1 to 3500 RPM. redline is at 2700 RPM with a red band from 2100 to 2350 RPM and a green band from 2350 RPM to 2700 RPM. The hours meter reads 1933.01 hours

The dial has the Beechcraft logo. The placard says it is made by Edo-Aire, model #IU320, part #IU320-002-33.

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