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Eastern Technology Corporation Model E50 Aircraft Magneto Timing Light Used on 2040-parts.com

Location:

Deming, New Mexico, United States

Deming, New Mexico, United States

Howdy Folks,

Hope all is well.

Up for your viewing or auctioning pleasure is a Eastern Technology Corporation Magneto Synchronizer Model E50. Used and untested. As is condition. When we came across this unit the first thing we did was to remove the battery. The battery was connected and I tested the battery and it was deader than a nail. There was no corrosion on the connector and I do not smell any burnt circuits. The circuit board looks clean. Have the mailing box that it came in but no instructions. Not sure if this unit could be used on any magnetos or not? We looked up the corporation and model number to find out what it was. The unit looks to be in good useable condition. A few scratches and scuffs on the housing. The test lead wires look find and the clips are still strong. The serial number looks like a 1243. Winning bidder to pay for actual shipping cost. shipping weight is about 2.0 pounds. There are no instruction booklet with this unit. Thanks

There is a possibility of the item will have small scratches, dings, scraps, scuffs, gouges, missing and or incomplete parts and such.      

Please remember that the items are used. And will show signs of use. Also there is a possibility of manufactures defects as well.

All items should be cleaned to your standards before use.

If you have questions or need more pictures please let us know. Thanks

As always there are possible manufactures defects and or blemishes. Please look at all photos. Thanks  

Please look at all the pictures for they are part of the description. There is no refunds. However if there is a problem let us know and we will work it out. Thanks.

Paypal and other forms of payment are available. We ask that you pay within 3 days from the end of auction or contact us if there is an unexpected problem. Also other forms of payment must clear before we ship.

Shipping is to the United States only. No international shipping available. We ship within 2 business days of receiving payment. If we have a problem we will contact you. Shipping is done by USPS. We do combine shipping when safe to do so.

P.S. If we have forgot something please feel free to contact us.

Thank you for your time.

copied this from the company site

"The Aircraft Magneto Timing Light Model E50 is the industry standard. Designed specifically for the internal timing and synchronization of aircraft magnetos, the E50 safely absorbs the current from the magneto's impulse coupling -- so there is no danger of engine firing while adjustments are being made.

The E50 timing light takes all the guess work out of the magneto timing process. And it's quick and easy to use: simply attach the three clips to the magnetos and adjust them until the E50's two blinking lights are synchronized and the buzzer changes in pitch. That's all there is to it. Perfect timing."

disc Compact 3 in. X 2 5/8 in.
disc Weight 1½ibs.
disc Extra Bright Flashing Lights
disc Heavy Duty Unbreakable Case
disc Heavy Scratch Resistant Aluminum Face Plate
disc 18 Gauge Gas and Oil Resistant Lead Wires 36 in. Long
disc Loud Variable Pitch Audio Signal"


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