Analog Gauges
Research has shown that analog (needle-dial) gauges take less time and concentration to read than digital gauges. A quick glance at the needle will tell you if everything is within the normal range.
To make analog gauges even easier to read, use small strips of color-coded tape to mark the bounds of the normal operating range. Pilots call these markers "bugs". If the needle is in the red, you know instantly if you have a problem.
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 Tachometers |  Fuel Cell Fuel Level Gauges |
 Direct-Mount Fuel Pressure Gauges |  K&N Fuel/Air Ratio Monitors |
 Westach EGT and CHT Gauges |
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