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nick
06-21-23, 11:34 PM
Brand new Insight engine moniter with harness including all new probes 5k.

Shanmoon
07-03-23, 01:40 PM
Brand new Insight engine moniter with harness including all new probes 5k.

Is this the Insight G4 Twin?

nick
07-03-23, 08:34 PM
This unit is a G4 twin set up for a
1973 T337G

Alainb
07-27-23, 04:58 PM
Hello
I have a FTB337G -1975 in Europe.
I am thinking to install an engine monitor. Does The G4Twin give you Fuel quantity as primary ?
Thanks
Alain

nick
07-28-23, 10:28 AM
it does have a fuel computer but NOT as a primary unit

Alainb
07-28-23, 03:58 PM
Hello
Thanks for your replay.
So you need to insert the full quantity you have in your tanks and then the fuel computer will give you remaining fuel etc etc ?
Yours have all document and certification ?

nick
07-29-23, 11:02 AM
yes fuel computer does that and I do have all the paperwork

n86121
01-07-24, 10:15 AM
What does this G4 include?

There is the basic EGT CHT
Then options for
Fuel flow, which requires either dual sensors or interface to exisiting sensors
Vibration, which requires RPM
Engine power, which requires dual OAT

The only cert as primary is to replace EGT and CHT, all other is 'advisory/supplemental'
The advisory are better than the certified, but you can't pull the old ones out.

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From what I've found so far, 100% replacement options for primary gauges are

1. Some combination of multiple Garmin 275s (apparently $13k+ in parts)
It looks like one would need 2-3 gauges. One for each engine then one for tanks?

2. Electronic international the electronics international 'CGR' suite $12k in parts
Then maybe another $3-5k to install.

It looks like it drops to $9k if you trade in, but that assumes you are using existing sensors already installed from prior engine analyzer.

https://iflyei.com/wp-content/uploads/CGR-30_Combo_Sheet.pdf

3. Or EI's twin package MVP package

https://iflyei.com/product/mvp-50p-engine-monitor/

This requires panel cutting so install cost probably quite a bit more.

I'm actively considering an engine analyzer, BUT.....that old 'cost/benefit thing

n86121
04-28-24, 02:08 PM
Still for sale?