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I used that one and found it to be perfectly suitable. I liked that I could use squeezed flush rivets to mount it to the support plates.
The plastic inserts can become a little brittle over time. If you need to test the static and pitot system periodically, it's worth investing in a good T-connector if you install two static ports, or upgrading the connector if you're only using one (which I would not recommend, two is very cheap insurance!).
By "good connector", I mean one which is either metal and won't break when you try to remove the tube, or uses screw-up locking system (e.g. nylaflow style connector) so it's easily undone to allow for the system to be tested.
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I got a kit very similar to this. Quality was excellent and enough for the entire project.
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If the kit is what you need, get it. If you are looking for individual parts, consider places like https://www.steinair.com/product-category/pitot-static/
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If anyone else goes searching for static ports the best keyword is plumbing kit. I think I am going with Dynon and found this.
Thanks for everyone's help.
Travis M
Kentucky
Bearhawk 5 Quickbuilt Kit Plane #5041
Received December 2022
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Originally posted by FFTravism View PostIf anyone else goes searching for static ports the best keyword is plumbing kit. I think I am going with Dynon and found this.
https://www.aircraftspruce.com/catal...forskyview.phpNev Bailey
Christchurch, NZ
BearhawkBlog.com - Safety & Maintenance Notes
YouTube - Build and flying channel
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