Sold Altimatic IIIc Autopilot

NealRomeoGolf

NealRomeoGolf

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I've got a full Altimatic IIIC autopilot sitting in my basement. I need to get rid of it. Will take $750. Can provide pics as needed.

Part numbers:
1C493 - glideslope coupler
1C535-1 - altitude hold module
1C725 - altitude hold assembly
1D720 - mode selector
1C363-1-269R - roll servo
1C508-1-529R - pitch servo
1C373-6-677 - trim servo
1C388 - radio coupler
1C709-16 - pitch trim amplifier
1C515-1 - amplifier

Typical phrase: was working when removed from airplane.
 
Thought I was the only one with airplane parts in the house. Got airforms baffle seals that's been sitting on the dog crate for 3 months.
 
NealRomeoGolf said:
I've got a full Altimatic IIIC autopilot sitting in my basement. I need to get rid of it. Will take $750. Can provide pics as needed.

Part numbers:
1C493 - glideslope coupler
1C535-1 - altitude hold module
1C725 - altitude hold assembly
1D720 - mode selector
1C363-1-269R - roll servo
1C508-1-529R - pitch servo
1C373-6-677 - trim servo
1C388 - radio coupler
1C709-16 - pitch trim amplifier
1C515-1 - amplifier

Typical phrase: was working when removed from airplane.
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NRG…do you have the pressure sensor?
 
@NealRomeoGolf & @Jim K
Which aircraft did these come out of? Make/Model/Year?

I am interested but the servos are likely only going to match based on aircraft.
@Jim K - Do you have the part numbers for the Altitude Hold Module and the Radio Coupler that you have?
 
Mongoose Aviator said:
@NealRomeoGolf & @Jim K
Which aircraft did these come out of? Make/Model/Year?

I am interested but the servos are likely only going to match based on aircraft.
@Jim K - Do you have the part numbers for the Altitude Hold Module and the Radio Coupler that you have?
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We both have PA-32R-300 Lances, so all our part numbers are the same. '77 & '76 respectively. I didn't mean to crap on his thread LOL. His was more functional than mine was anyway.
 
I would probably be lucky to match on only a couple of the items. The glideslope coupler is the only item I am sure is a match for me. My Radio Coupler is the "-2" with a different Altitude Hold Module part # and the servos are all likely different based on the aircraft being different. I do not know which amplifiers I have.

Thanks for both posts and all the info. I will pass on it and let somebody else pick it up that has better matching.
 
I wonder if they will go into a Comanche 250. I have one of those really ancient autopilots (I think Altimatic I) so the III would be an upgrade. I'll check with my mechanic what he thinks.
 
NealRomeoGolf said:
I've got a full Altimatic IIIC autopilot sitting in my basement. I need to get rid of it. Will take $750. Can provide pics as needed.

Part numbers:
1C493 - glideslope coupler
1C535-1 - altitude hold module
1C725 - altitude hold assembly
1D720 - mode selector
1C363-1-269R - roll servo
1C508-1-529R - pitch servo
1C373-6-677 - trim servo
1C388 - radio coupler
1C709-16 - pitch trim amplifier
1C515-1 - amplifier

Typical phrase: was working when removed from airplane.
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Hi - I may be interested in your Atimatic IIIc. What aircraft did it come out of?
Thanks,
Wayne
 
bbchien said:
Oh well. 50K Garmin here I come.....the handwriting is on the wall anyway......
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I might be interested in your old parts after your upgrade if you were not keeping them as souvenirs? I am trying to put off a major AP upgrade as long as possible. What year is your Seneca?
 
NealRomeoGolf said:
I've got a full Altimatic IIIC autopilot sitting in my basement. I need to get rid of it. Will take $750. Can provide pics as needed.

Part numbers:
1C493 - glideslope coupler
1C535-1 - altitude hold module
1C725 - altitude hold assembly
1D720 - mode selector
1C363-1-269R - roll servo
1C508-1-529R - pitch servo
1C373-6-677 - trim servo
1C388 - radio coupler
1C709-16 - pitch trim amplifier
1C515-1 - amplifier

Typical phrase: was working when removed from airplane.
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I have a 77 Lance. I'm looking for the servos for pitch and trim. Anyone have them still available?

Thanks
 
What aircraft did it come out of?
 
Jim K said:
We both have PA-32R-300 Lances, so all our part numbers are the same. '77 & '76 respectively. I didn't mean to crap on his thread LOL. His was more functional than mine was anyway.
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What did you guys put in and how do you like it?

-another Lance owner
 
NealRomeoGolf said:
I do.
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Seems like an exact match. I'm interested in the whole set of parts. I could use some spares. Send me a chat with contact info please.

My roll and turn works perfectly, but anything can break at any time. Having spares makes me feel better about not doing a full replacement.

If I can get my altitude hold working again I'll be able to keep it for a while longer until new certified autopilots become available. I'm not thrilled with the current choices.
 
Sam D said:
What did you guys put in and how do you like it?

-another Lance owner
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We both now have GFC 500s. We both love them. Although I love mine more because I put in a yaw damper and @Jim K didn't. I remind him of that all the time.
 
NealRomeoGolf said:
We both now have GFC 500s. We both love them. Although I love mine more because I put in a yaw damper and @Jim K didn't. I remind him of that all the time.
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Yaw dampers are for lazy pilots who have too much money and can't use their feet :biggrin:

GFC 500 worth every penny for real though.
 
Jim K said:
Yaw dampers are for lazy pilots who have too much money and can't use their feet :biggrin:

GFC 500 worth every penny for real though.
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Which one of us has a tailwheel endorsement, including Stearman time? :p
 
NealRomeoGolf said:
We both now have GFC 500s. We both love them. Although I love mine more because I put in a yaw damper and @Jim K didn't. I remind him of that all the time.
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Thanks. Was installed cost about the avionics standard (I.e. twice equipment cost)?
 
Sam D said:
Thanks. Was installed cost about the avionics standard (I.e. twice equipment cost)?
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More or less. The autopilot hardware was around 11500. 2500 for a second g5. 12k labor. 0 regrets.
 
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