Lancair on 2040-parts.com
Hood River, Oregon, United States
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This is an electrical westberg tach., works well in an experimental aircraft application. 0 to 3500 rpm's, used and in good shape when it was removed from a Lancair 360 and replaced with mechanical tach.
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