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Vibration activated hour meter. Anyone use these?

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My J-3 was rebuilt back to all original and does not have a hour meter or tach time. I have been using a stopwatch and writing down each flight. I would like a hour meter to keep um with oil changes etc. I saw this little unit and wondering if its good or junk? Seems simple since I don't have electrical in the plane. The other option is the style you wrap around a plug wire. Looking for a simple option.
http://www.aircraftspruce.com/catalog/inpages/t56c1.php
 

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