GPS Speedo

[Mike in SC]

While looking for a replacement tach, I saw that Faria makes a GPS speedometer for a reasonable price.
My speedo is slow to register as I accelerate, finally showing a speed once I'm on plane.
It'll show a speed as I slow down, then drop to zero.
Has anyone here replaced their pitot tube driven speedo with a GPS one?
That sounds like the way to go to me...

[Big Block Power]

I've been looking at GPS speedos for years. Mines dead on so I never switched. But I would if I was having issues in a heart beat.

[Mike in SC]

When does your pitot speedo start to register speed?
It might be that mine is a bit clogged...

[AsLan7]

When does your pitot speedo start to register speed?
It might be that mine is a bit clogged...

Mine starts to read at 10-15 mph

[Big Block Power]

When does your pitot speedo start to register speed?
It might be that mine is a bit clogged...

Mine starts to read at 10-15 mph

My speedo starts at 10 so mine would be the same as A7s.

[Mike in SC]

Thanks! The tach is wonky too, if I replace the speedo with a GPS model, I might buy a new matching tach as well. Cheaper than refurb, but dial color may not exactly match...we'll see...

[posloke123]

I have the Faria GPS speedometer (0 to 60). It is great and accurate down to 1 mph (actually I think it reads in smaller increments). Reads the same as the chartplotter.