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From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: Re: [LML] Altitude Switch
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Posted for "Bryan Burr" <bjburr@mwheli.com>:

  Lancair Avionics incorporated an altitude reporting system that turns on
  the "fuel boost pump" caution light when I climb through 10500".  You
  should call them and see what they have.
  Bryan J. Burr
  N132BB
  
  """
  Anyway, is anyone having any luck with an altitude switch/light which
  acts as a reminder to turn the low boost pump on when climbing above
  10,000 feet and turn it off when decending below 10,000 feet?
"""