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Altimeter replacement

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Guido Lepore

Guido Lepore

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The altimeter in my Pitts needs replacing. It is off by hundreds of feet and the needles swing wildly.

Any suggestions? I was going to throw in a vanilla Skysport 3 1/8" sensitive, but for an extra $100 just looked at a TL Elektronics digital that also provides an encoder altitude for the mode C. 150 milliamp draw.
 
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