Hi Ferg
It's a fairly standard MAP sensor originally from General Motors
http://www.robietherobot.com/storm/mapsensor.htm
I fitted mine on the inside of the firewall with two MS21047-L06 nuts
and suitable small dome headed screws,
The weather pack are the circular connectors you use to wire the unit
with,
Regards
Ivor
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-europa-list-server@matronics.com
[mailto:owner-europa-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of Fergus Kyle
Sent: 02 January 2008 02:08
Subject: Europa-List: Rotax 94 and the Dynon EMS-D10
Cheers for 2008-01-01
I am attempting to install the above on the above, and having
difficulty discovering the skills needed. If you are doing the same -
and I
presume are miles ahead of me, would you please take a minute to set me
right? (Maybe two).
I have in my shaking hand a black semi-rectangular device which
the
instructions claim is a manifold air pressure sensor. It is on page 3-5,
figure 1. If this is a European sensor it will probably mount with
metric
hardware, but at the moment the mounting holes are a tad under 1/4" or
say
6mm. BUT there is no room for a bolthead or matching nut, nor are there
any
instructions to accomplish same. Nor is there any description of the
mounting method (bolts, straps, cradle....?)
An attempt at education followed the hint that this umarked
device
was 'from'
Weatherpack.com. This URL devoted itself entirely to connectors, and the
sensor remained a mystery unit. Application to Dynon extensive if
confusing
website gave no hint. Nor is there any way to email them for answers. I
hate
to telephone but I guess the spoken word is king.
Until I can unravel the strange nomenclature and in-house
wording, I
would suggest serious research before taking these steps.
Happy landings
Ferg
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