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Attitude Indicator Tumble

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hish747

hish747

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Today on a cross country flight (VFR thankfully) the AI started to tumble left, stayed there and then slowly returned to normal operation about 15 minutes later without another hiccup. Everything else continued to work fine. Is there a known issue that causes this? Is it just time for a new AI/G5/AV30?
Thanks,
Hish
 

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