Garmin 1000 nxi Air tach

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Re: Garmin 1000 nxi Air tach

by Tilemachos » Sat Apr 25, 2020 4:09 pm

Thanks so much for your reply....

Re: Garmin 1000 nxi Air tach

by CFIDave » Sun Feb 16, 2020 12:12 am

The DA42 has two "weight on wheels" switches, one for each main landing gear. The G1000 MFD "Time in service" hours are the time that a DA42 has no weight on its wheels (i.e., flying hours). (The fixed gear DA40 uses airspeed for Time in Service instead of a switch -- rumored to be anything above 40 knots IAS.)

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Garmin 1000 nxi Air tach

by Tilemachos » Sat Feb 15, 2020 2:49 pm

Hello guys.. Some help please: How the air tach is being measured since there is no weight on wheels switch? Probably ground speed, but from which number???

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