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N8311P complete...for now
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N8311P complete...for now
by Kristofer Duckett » Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:58 am
She Flies again!!! It was a long journey but she is back airborne. Next project...avionics. Im a steam gauge man myself but some new toys can always get me playing! Looking for a good Garmin 430 and a Garmin 330 xponder. If anyone has any good places to look, (cheap place s are always worth a look) I would greatly appriciate it!
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Re: N8311P complete...for now
by Kristofer Duckett » Wed Jan 25, 2012 10:10 am
Actually here is the finished panel!
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Re: N8311P complete...for now
by N3322G » Wed Jan 25, 2012 3:14 pm
Bet the plane flew as nice as this looks!
BTW, were you on a crane for that first pic? ... or are you really that tall?
BTW, were you on a crane for that first pic? ... or are you really that tall?
Pat
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Re: N8311P complete...for now
by Zach Grant L1011jock » Fri Jan 27, 2012 4:54 am
Kristofer,
Just a suggestion, save your money and get a Garmin 327 instead of the 330. I have both, with the only benefit of the 330 being it has the TIS capbility when near supporting facilities. I would put the money you save towards a real traffic detection device, preferably an active system such as the Avidyne (old Ryan) Tcad systems. The panel turned out very well. I like the color too!
-Zach
Just a suggestion, save your money and get a Garmin 327 instead of the 330. I have both, with the only benefit of the 330 being it has the TIS capbility when near supporting facilities. I would put the money you save towards a real traffic detection device, preferably an active system such as the Avidyne (old Ryan) Tcad systems. The panel turned out very well. I like the color too!
-Zach
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