Autopilots

N3150B · Post by **N3150B** » Tue Dec 07, 2004 1:40 am

I have been talking to the people at S_Tec for five years now on getting an autopilot approval for the C-170. I think I finally have their attention.
I would like to find out the interest from the C170 group on if they would be interested in a S-Tec autopilot for their aircraft.
If you would be interested (firm interest, Cash in hand) let me know so I can talk with S-Tec with some numbers.
Thanks

Email me at: res00owa@gte.net

blueldr · Post by **blueldr** » Tue Dec 07, 2004 4:44 am

I think I might be interested in an auto pilot or even just a wing leveler, however, I think S Tec is likely much too expensive for me.What kind of a price do you think they may come up with?

Cooper · Post by **Cooper** » Tue Dec 07, 2004 10:03 pm

Brian,

I might also be interested in an auto-pilot for my 1953 Cessna 170B. Cost would obviously be a factor. I have not done any research yet for an auto-pilot.

Remel

doakes · Post by **doakes** » Wed Dec 08, 2004 11:19 pm

I am interested also but too price will be a factor.
Thanks for looking into the autopilot deal

Dave

Post by **GAHorn** » Sat Dec 11, 2004 6:01 pm

The Century I wing leveller is already approved (for about 5 decades now) for the C-170. It's a fairly straightforward, simple thing, that controls ailerons only using a replacement turn & bank gauge. Price THAT and see if you're still interested!

A full blown S-tec capable of altitude control, NO NAV capability will likely cost $5-7K or more. While it'd be great to have one, the 170 fly's so nicely hands-off (rudder only) I can't justify it. Besides....I like the 170 because I want to FLY! (Have you ever had another pilot in the cockpit and allowed them to have the controls? Heh-Heh.)

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