Dynon Engine Probe Install Glen's Hangar Episode #10

Dynon Engine Probe Install Glen's Hangar Episode #10 Today Glen and Chris start installing the Dynon Certified Skyview glass panel in the Cessna 172B. They start with the engine probes to work the wiring from firewall forward back through to the new glass panel. we also discuss making a new custom CNC machined, powder coated and LASER etched panel for the Cessna 172 - this is being designed and constructed by Lyle at Six Pack Aero (formerly Skyhawk Panels). Links to Lyle's Skyhawk Panels:   / sixpackaero   (also: http://sixpackaero.com ) Dynon Certified Skyview: https://www.dynoncertified.com/ -Manifold pressure on a fixed pitch prop, though not necessary, SkyView needs to know Man Press. RPM and fuel flow to be able to compute Engine HP and % power widgets -Fuel flow (red cube), not only instant gallons per hour, but also drives consumption based fuel computer. It's counting pulses that come up the wire as the turbin spins, 68k pulses/gallon (https://www.iflyei.com/wp-content/upl...) -Mono audio, SkyView has stereo outputs, but you can combine L and R together for Mono systems. 0:00 Welcome to the Hangar 0:15 Installing the Dynon Engine Monitoring system 0:30 Oil temperature sensor 1:10 Exhaust gas temperature sensors 3:47 Intake manifold pressure sensor 4:51 Oil pressure sensor 5:52 Fuel flow transducer 11:36 Six Pack Aero panel design 15:25 CODA #CanucksUnlimited #GlensHanger ⚠️ NOTE: These videos are edited for time and entertainment. Editing removes context and can remove safety checklists in the interest of time. Do not use these videos for, or in lieu of flight training.⚠️