The mechanical instruments in this Cessna P210 are perfectly capable of charging through the weather. But spending thousands for overhauling the Century HSI and attitude gyro is questionable given their age, service life and more capable digital replacements.
Of course you can keep flying just fine with iron gyros and analog engine gauges. But for some, repair costs should rule the decision to ditch them forever.
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