Hello, I'm wondering if you've had any results yet regarding your Matek ASPD-4525. I'm curious to know whether altering the length of the hose affected your results. Also, you said in the video that you received two lengths of hose in the package. Do you know what length each of those were approximately? The package I received had only one length of hose of about 16 inches. I'm unsure this will be long enough to cover the distance of a single run from the pitot to the sensor, let alone both dynamic and static pressure. I'm hoping I can use more hose than what was initially provided.
I did a flight test and she works great. Check out my channel as I will be posting it in a few hours. I don't remember the exact length it came in, but the final installation is on the side of the plane on the nose and the tubing is around 1 inch in length. You could always mount your pitot with short tubing and mount the control box closer and then lengthen the wires to your flight controller. Maybe purchase more tubing and just tape the sensor to your plane and do a few test runs to see what works best for you before doing a permanent install.
Hello, I'm wondering if you've had any results yet regarding your Matek ASPD-4525. I'm curious to know whether altering the length of the hose affected your results. Also, you said in the video that you received two lengths of hose in the package. Do you know what length each of those were approximately? The package I received had only one length of hose of about 16 inches. I'm unsure this will be long enough to cover the distance of a single run from the pitot to the sensor, let alone both dynamic and static pressure. I'm hoping I can use more hose than what was initially provided.
I did a flight test and she works great. Check out my channel as I will be posting it in a few hours. I don't remember the exact length it came in, but the final installation is on the side of the plane on the nose and the tubing is around 1 inch in length. You could always mount your pitot with short tubing and mount the control box closer and then lengthen the wires to your flight controller. Maybe purchase more tubing and just tape the sensor to your plane and do a few test runs to see what works best for you before doing a permanent install.