Oil Thermostat Manufacturer?

The one from Aircraft Spruce is no longer available. 

I just had this one installed in my plane.

https://www.leadingedgeairfoils.com/engine-airframe-accessories/oil-coolers-lubrication-system/oil-coolers/remote-oil-cooler-thermostat-kit.html

So far so good only a few hours on it.

Interesting that it would still be listed.

That other one looks interesting too.

I did just figure out the manufacturer of the one I have.  It's one of these: https://derale.com/product-footer/fluid-coolers/tempcontrol/fluid-control-thermostats

Do people that use an oil thermostat also use a similar coolant radiator bypass like the Thermo-Bob?  https://watt-man.com/new-shop/thermo-bob-1-kit-1-inch-fittings/

This winter was a real drag with the oil temps...

Craig

Before the new thermostat I could not even get close to 180. This week flying with the new thermostat I got to 180 fairly quick but did not see temps above 190. It was in the 60's outside. Also all the tape blocking the cooler had been removed. Might need to add back some blockage of the radiator. 

Howard Roemer wrote:

The one from Aircraft Spruce is no longer available. 

I just had this one installed in my plane.

https://www.leadingedgeairfoils.com/engine-airframe-accessories/oil-coolers-lubrication-system/oil-coolers/remote-oil-cooler-thermostat-kit.html

So far so good only a few hours on it.

Do you have any videos or pictures of your installation?  I can't find any other info about this model.

I figured out the model: https://derale.com/products/fluid-coolers/thermostats-1/fluid-control-thermostats/12-high-output-single-rad-pusher-pullerfan-with-standard-mount-kit-detail

Turns out my issue was a bad ground on the oil temp sensor.  Though I can't say I'm completely convinced the thermostat is in perfect working order.