Getting closer on my panel

[Todd Copeland]

Glasair III. Panel G3X, garmin 400w and two new garmin radios. Full 3 axis auto pilot. Farthest left ignition switches (both lightspeed electronic) breakers and everything for the ignition in one place. Section 2 is two garmin screenes and the missing section is everything related to the gear (it's in the plane right now), third section is radio stack and auto pilot controller. Fourth section is copilot screen, elt, and dimmer knobs on top. Last panel is breakers for everything not gear or ignition. Also the air vent on first and last panel.

 

[AdamZ]

Very nice.what is the eta to completion.

 

[Todd Copeland]

My dad thinks late spring, I think fall at best. You know what they say.... 90% done, 90% to go!

 

[LDJones]

Impressive. Set a world record in a Glasair with a friend who built it for long range flights. Nice flying machines!

 

[Todd Copeland]

Who was that? And what record?

 

[frfly172]

Nice panel. Good luck

 

[Velocity173]

Nice. One of the best equipped panels I've seen on a Glasair. Spared no expense on that one.

 

[ssonixx]

Todd, nicely done. When you are completed with yours, you can work on mine next.

 

[Todd Copeland]

Todd, nicely done. When you are completed with yours, you can work on mine next.

Sorry, have to update my Glastar panel when this one is done!

 

[LDJones]

Who was that? And what record?

Story here: http://www.mnaviationpro.com/2006/05/

 

[Todd Copeland]

Very cool, looks like you guys had fun! I hope to find some fun things like that to do in mine when done.

 

[Todd Copeland]

Now it's in the airplane and might even light up in about 3 weeks. This picture makes it look funny, things are straight and aligned but nothing is tightened down as there is a lot of in and out yet to go. Then, after everything is tested and working it all comes apart for paint and labeling. The fun goes on and on!