Much better quality with the bezel and buttons and knobs [vs. competition]. Also much easier to navigate and add fuel.
- Customer
Justin R. from Texas
- Aircraft
Cessna T207A Turbo Skywagon
- EI Instrument
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*Note: The CP-1 is a low current, high impedance control pot with offsets and gains designed to control the intensity of EI’s LEDs & Plasma displays ONLY. Not appropriate for other applications.
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CP-1 – LED Intensity Control Pot and Electronics
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$60
Much better quality with the bezel and buttons and knobs [vs. competition]. Also much easier to navigate and add fuel.
My mechanic said that your product was very good, and he was correct.
Straight forward installation instructions, great wiring harness. Quick answers from Tech Support.
The older EI ultimate engine analyzer that came with my plane that I bought 7 years ago has always worked flawlessly.
Just about to begin flying with the EI MVP-50P, so no in-flight feedback yet. But I did study the user manual, then sat in my plane going through the screens, menus, etc. It was very easy and intuitive to locate everything, so I’m confident that it will become second nature to do this in flight… Very happy with all interactions with EI.
I like the 3.125″ format. Plus there are no hidden costs of probes you have to buy later…
I installed a VA-1A Volts/Amps Insturment [sic] in my 1970 V35B to replace the original analog amp meter. What a great dual purpose digital gauge! Installation was simple and the product is very well made. It goes well next to my SuperClock I installed a couple of years ago. EI makes great products and this one will satisfy the most discriminating owner.
Good reviews and I don’t have to modify my panel. Additionally, the reps at Oshkosh were extremely helpful and answered all my questions.
Excellent tech help…
Great Service.
Sales reps have been very friendly and helpful.
While the installation is not quite done yet, I have seen the unit in my aircraft with the engine running and the monitor producing numbers. It looks very good and I cannot wait to go flying with it!