Model Number | Description | Part Number | Price | Buy |
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ASI3S-80M | 0-80 MPH | 10-06331 | $198.75 | |
ASI3S-100M | 0-100 MPH | 10-06311 | $227.95 | |
ASI3S-120M | 0-120 MPH | 10-06314 | $328.00 | |
ASI3S-140M | 0-140 MPH | 10-06316 | $464.00 | |
ASI3S-160M | 0-160 MPH | 10-06319 | $227.95 | |
ASI3S-180M | 0-180 MPH | 10-06321 | $197.75 | |
ASI3S-200M | 0-200 MPH | 10-06324 | $197.75 | |
ASI3S-120K | 0-120 KPH | 10-06313 | $174.90 | |
ASI3S-160K | 0-160 KPH | 10-06318 | $227.95 | |
ASI3S-200K | 0-200 KPH | 10-06323 | $197.75 | |
ASI3S-220K | 0-220 KPH | 10-06326 | $197.75 | |
ASI3S-250K | 0-250 KPH | 10-06327 | $197.75 | |
ASI3S-300K | 0-300 KPH | 10-06328 | $174.90 | |
ASI3S-350K | 0-350 KPH | 10-06329 | $174.90 | |
ASI3S-400K | 0-400 KPH | 10-06330 | $174.90 | |
ASI3S-80N | 0-80 Knots | 10-06332 | $174.90 | |
ASI3S-100N | 0-100 Knots | 10-06312 | $174.90 | |
ASI3S-120N | 0-120 Knots | 10-06315 | $197.75 | |
ASI3S-140N | 0-140 Knots | 10-06317 | $228.95 | |
ASI3S-160N | 0-160 Knots | 10-06320 | $274.95 | |
ASI3S-180N | 0-180 Knots | 10-06322 | $197.75 | |
ASI3S-200N | 0-200 Knots | 10-06325 | $174.90 |
Patented product, integrates the highly reliable MEMS sensor.
Precise, Durable, Accurate (reading), free from frequent regular calibration
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Had no idea it needed electric and my plane has no electrical system.
Swift 3-1/8 Airspeed Indicator 0-120 MPH
time will tell if accurate
Swift 3-1/8 Airspeed Indicator 0-140 MPH
Works fine, only very small difference between ias and cas.
Swift 3-1/8 Airspeed Indicator 0-180 Knots
I was surprised to learn that this gauge requires power to run. When I saw the wire terminals I assumed it was for lighting. But after installation the gauge did not read until I finally connected 12v power. It seems to read very accurately, more so at slow speeds than typical gauges. Biggest drawback is, if I lose power I will not have an airspeed indicator.
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No, these do not have a backup battery.
No, this is not FAA Approved and is intended for use in experimental aircraft only.
Yes, this requires an electrical hook up. Per the tech data sheet this runs on operational voltage 9-30 VDC and a pitot line.