Author: "Mike Ward" <mward@...> Time: Thu Oct 7, 2004 8:34 pm PDT Link
I just had my panel built for me at Avionics systems at Leesburg (great work
by the way) and as we planned, there is no room on the panel to connect the
2 supports that run aft from the firewall/subpanel (that attach to the
panel).
I know other guys have done this (filled their panel to this point) and
solved the problem, but before I put any serious thought into it does any
body have any advice... or pictures??
Mike W
QB7
Toronto
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Author: "Rich" <easylivin_ak@...> Time: Fri Oct 8, 2004 9:34 am PDT Link
Hi Mike,
Congrats on making it this far in your project. When I built my RV-8
panel I didn't like the design in the plans so I redeigned the panel
as a fold down panel with a hinge along the bottom edge. It worked
out really slick and has made getting behind the panel a snap. I
intend to do something similar on my RV-7A panel but have not gotten
that far yet. Just a thought, as long as you are needing to do some
redesign work you may as well go all the way and make it better than
the original. Just be sure that it is as strong as the plans.
Rich
--- In RV7and7A@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Ward" <mward@w...> wrote:
>
> I just had my panel built for me at Avionics systems at Leesburg
(great work
> by the way) and as we planned, there is no room on the panel to
connect the
> 2 supports that run aft from the firewall/subpanel (that attach to
the
> panel).
>
> I know other guys have done this (filled their panel to this
point) and
> solved the problem, but before I put any serious thought into it
does any
> body have any advice... or pictures??
>
> Mike W
> QB7
> Toronto
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Author: Walter Tondu <walter@...> Time: Fri Oct 8, 2004 9:34 am PDT Link
On 10/07 11:17, Mike Ward wrote:
> I just had my panel built for me at Avionics systems at Leesburg (great work
> by the way) and as we planned, there is no room on the panel to connect the
> 2 supports that run aft from the firewall/subpanel (that attach to the
> panel).
>
> I know other guys have done this (filled their panel to this point) and
> solved the problem, but before I put any serious thought into it does any
> body have any advice... or pictures??
See entries starting at 6/14/04 on this page.
http://rv7-a.com/avionics.htm
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Walter Tondu
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Author: "Steve Reamer" <steve@...> Time: Fri Oct 8, 2004 12:55 pm PDT Link
Rich,
Great idea...hinged...yes...and maybe even cam-locks...well maybe getting
carried away..
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From: Rich [mailto:easylivin_ak@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, October 08, 2004 10:29 AM
To: RV7and7A@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [RV7Yahoo] Re: Panel and sub panel
Hi Mike,
Congrats on making it this far in your project. When I built my RV-8
panel I didn't like the design in the plans so I redeigned the panel
as a fold down panel with a hinge along the bottom edge. It worked
out really slick and has made getting behind the panel a snap. I
intend to do something similar on my RV-7A panel but have not gotten
that far yet. Just a thought, as long as you are needing to do some
redesign work you may as well go all the way and make it better than
the original. Just be sure that it is as strong as the plans.
Rich
--- In RV7and7A@yahoogroups.com, "Mike Ward" <mward@w...> wrote:
>
> I just had my panel built for me at Avionics systems at Leesburg
(great work
> by the way) and as we planned, there is no room on the panel to
connect the
> 2 supports that run aft from the firewall/subpanel (that attach to
the
> panel).
>
> I know other guys have done this (filled their panel to this
point) and
> solved the problem, but before I put any serious thought into it
does any
> body have any advice... or pictures??
>
> Mike W
> QB7
> Toronto
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