I thought I'd get the pilot & co- pilot Headset/mic plulgs out of the way this morning. expected it would be a couple of hours. |
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Turned out to be a lot more. (I'm logging 4.5 hours but I spent all day and only got the 2 plugs done). I spent a lot of time just |
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researching how to wire them, I guess everyone expects that you should know, but I didn't, and had to search around a bit for |
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the information. I think I've got it straight, but we'll see when test time comes. Also this was my 1st encounter with the soldering |
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iron, and that took a few learning curve appemptss before getting satisfactory results. I also put some molex connectors on both |
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the co-pilot &pilot sides, to facilitate installing/removing the panel and maintenance. After seeing how well the power distribution |
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wire bundle looks , I'm not at all happy with the other wiring groups and am thinking about redoing some of them to make for a |
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more tidy panel (I don't like AT ALL the idea aof taking more time on this rather unpleasant task, but the thoughts of leaving it |
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'messy' is running against my OCD genes. I called Stein to see where the eyeball vents were as I needed to make sure there |
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would be room for them, particularly on the pilot side. The require a 2" hole , so I positioned the plugs appropriately. I also |
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ordered the extra lighted rocker switch for the auto pilot that I missed the 1st time around. |
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