Electroair Ignition: Performance, Support

Electroair's electronic mag retrofit on a four-cylinder Lycoming makes good on performance claims. But what about field and factory support?

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Bob Reed
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Installation of the Electroair system isn’t overly complicated, but it isn’t a slap-and-go, either. The key is to take the aircraft to an Electroair-approved shop that has experience installing and troubleshooting the system.
With the Lycoming O-360 in my Grumman Tiger freshly overhauled, I decided it was time to replace one of the mags with an Electroair electronic ignition. At the time (I started shopping for it and a…
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Bob Reed
Contributor Bob Reed is a flight instructor and Grumman Tiger owner based in Pennsylvania. He’s perfected the art of dealing with shops.

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