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Never been to the south side of the pond. Hope to get there one day. Web

Do you need the switch and the actuator? Web

Here are some clips from the book. Look at part #52. Web

If the arm is serviceable just install it on the new switch. It's just held on with the switch mounting screws. Web

Do a Google search, multiple sources. 'Onlinecomponents.com' shows seven at Honeywell. Just a tip for the Cessna guys; all those little electrical...

Just for others information; if you need to operate one radio from two seats, look at the Trig TRY91 as it can be installed with two separate control...

Even if you go with the '200, my offer to fab the harness still stands. Web

Thanks Problems on the early ones that ended up generating an AD Web

Baker or spy? Web

I'm curious as to why the 'Alaska' Airmans Association brought in an airplane from outside. Web

Here are temperature notes from Cessna, DeHavilland, and a tensiometer manufacturer. Web

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Cable tension is directly related to ambient temperatures. Lots of tension gauges have a 'cheat sheet' with them that corrects for ambient temps over...

Wiring a transponder is pretty minimal. Especially with a serial altitude encoder. Pick something current and go with the install. Web

Check with any local battery suppliers. Most have some kind of collection program for old batteries. Web

Tip of the hat to a pro. And I'm 57, kid. Lol Web

Mr. Pierce How do you cut the holes for the Trig heads? Web

If you go with all light weight instruments, get an original panel. If you hang anything heavy in the panel get one from Attlee. Web

My birthday is 23 March. Web

Is that a thing? I always thought that was required, at least with a carb. And even with fuel injection it becomes your 'alternate air' source. Web

Mr. Pierce What's the proper rivet for the Ti? Monel or is there something else that is less reactive? Web

I was always it had to do with the hat size, lol. Web

The XP-1 for 12 volt. There's one out there called a Goliath that works well if you need 24 volt. Web

Hard lines. Web

Here is a pic of mine. It's just a no-name knock off version but if you do a search on line you'll find a lot of choices. One detail to watch for is...