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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
MFR Model# SHORT
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For use with the Hall Wind Meter. Short Bracket is 3" long and clamps to tubing between 7/8" and 1-1/8" in diameter. Long Bracket is 12" long and clamps to tubing between 1" and 1-1/2" in diameter. |
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Good quality!!!
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
Super
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
Very convenient, Lots of possibilities.
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
Simple and effective
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
Works. Holds the Hall meter in place.
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
Excellent
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Hall Anti-Vib Bracket (Seated)
The Hall Wind Meter bracket works very well. I have the meter connected to my Light Sport Aircraft using the short bracket. The rubber part that holds the meter and connects to the solid bracket clamp does a good job of mitigating the in flight vibrations. My first meter and bracket lasted for 19 years. The original meter still works but the graduated tube has developed some cracks. The new meter and bracket look great.
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