Air Vents

steve canyon

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You might try Aircraft Spruce and Specialty, Dean. Don't know the web
site, but I know they are on the web. Standard stuff for experimental
aircraft.

>I am seeking adjustable vents to mount over my new air intakes, preferable
>round like the airline overheads only larger. Has anyone found a source for
>something like that?
>TAI Dean hanson

Regards,
Steve in N. Texas
Life's a real trip!
 
> You might try Aircraft Spruce and Specialty, Dean. Don't know the web
> site, but I know they are on the web. Standard stuff for experimental
> aircraft.
>

> >I am seeking adjustable vents to mount over my new air intakes, preferable
> >round like the airline overheads only larger. Has anyone found a source for
> >something like that?
> >TAI Dean hanson
>

WWW.AIRCRAFT-SPRUCE.COM
I did a quick look at their print catalog and didn't see any fresh air vents. I
did however see a hobbs meter just like the on in our coaches for $25. I paid
Grainger almost $50 for the same thing :
 
Dean,
Aircraft Spruce West, Corona, CA ph 877-4SPRUCE has several vents as you
describe. The sizes are limited though. One is for a 2-1/2" diameter hole,
another for 1-15/16" hole and another with 2-1/2" hole with a large orifice
for $12.95 with a square mounting plate. There is also a replacement Cessna
210 air vent system for the forward cabin for $395.{:>)

If you desire, I will scan the items and send the pic to you.

Roger
 
>I am seeking adjustable vents to mount over my new air intakes, preferable
>round like the airline overheads only larger. Has anyone found a source for
>something like that?

The ones I used are part number 13-03800 sold by Aircraft Spruce and=20
Specialty (800-831-2949). This vent will allow you to adjust the airflow=20
and direction for each air outlet. I mounted the air vents with Velcro so=20
they can easily be removed if I need more airflow (in the event of a roof=20
air failure).

Dave
Ann Arbor, MI.
73 Sequoia (26'/455/HEI/TBI/160=B0/3.42/Q55G/100A)