It's a mess but it's alive, ships power, everything seems to work as advertised. Now to clean it all up and make it all pretty.
It's a mess but it's alive, ships power, everything seems to work as advertised. Now to clean it all up and make it all pretty.
Awesome!
What's all this in?
G3x system, garmin 400w, two garmin radios and audio panel. Full two axis autopilot, and garmin engine monitor.
Really.... You answered his question ?
AIRCRAFT DUDE........ ?
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More money in that Panel than I have in my Buttercup with a 0-235
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Ha! Ya, I missed the point of that question. Read it too fast or I'm just too excited about it. It's in a Glasair III. I'm in the fifth year building it and I'm hoping to fly next spring.Originally Posted by planecrazzzy
Update. Been working body and paint since last November. Nearly finished painting, just have a checkerboard panel in the white section on the fuselage to go, then clear. After that, a few odds and end, inspection and fly away! The Glasair III has been a five year project. Definitely happy with it though.
That, my friend, is a piece of art.
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Thank you sir. It does help to hear after all the hours. A labor of love for sure.
Just realized, this was started when I got the electric to the panel for the first time. Here is a pic with the panel installation done.
Behind that panel you'll run the risk of referring to the tower as "Mission Control."
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