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Coleman

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I know this has been asked and answered but I was wondering if there is any new thinking. I am considering doing one magneto inspection now (400+/- hours) and the other next year so they are staggered. However, I know that dual electronic ignition is now approved.

Any real world experience with different options? If memory serves me there is Surefly and Lycoming EIS. Are there others?
 

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