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Works as advertised! My indicator constantly read -199, this probe resolved the issue as the other was bad.
Purchased the C307PS probe for a GTX 335. Sadly there was no reference documentation which helped identify if the Red or Black lead was Input or Output needed to connect to the GTX or even the GAD 13. I figured I would share that through trial and error, it was identified that the Black wire from the probe is the Input and the Red wire is the Output. Also, given the recent announcement for the G5 software update which allows displaying outside air temperature (OAT) and true airspeed (TAS), it appears that the GTX 335 does not share this data with other devices or at least it does not appear possible at the moment.
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Per the manual the model that they recommend for installation is C307PS which is our p/n: 11-04603. Per the note it is requesting thermocouple wire equivalent to what C307PS has.
This probe does not have certification on its own. It typically is included in the certification of the instrument you want to use.
No, you will need the GTP 59 OAT part # 11-06970 and the connector kit part # 11-11433.
No, you would need part number 11-04603.
Part # 11-04603 C307PS is recommended by the AV30C manual.
Yes this probe can be use with the GTX 330ES.
Per the manufacturer: "Yes, you can add wire to the 7" probe assembly ( PROBE-7FT-RB ) without affecting calibration. Use 24 gauge or larger and if run next to a transmitting antenna, use shielded wire."
No, the correct OAT probe is part # 11-04603, C307PS.
No, the correct probe for the GNX 375 is part # 11-04603 C307PS.