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Aerodon last won the day on June 11 2023

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  1. Molex (Mate 'n Lock) are not bad, especially if you find gold plated pins, have the correct crimper and make sure you get the 'locking' shells. Mooney 'overused' CPC connectors, but they are nice too, with high quality pins and sockets. Trick is whatever you use, get the proper crimpers and pins. Aerodon
  2. Have a look at this recent thread with pictures. Loosening the 2 screws from the front should release a 'clamp' and then the unit will slide forward. Then there are 4 crews holding the connectors in place. That plastic surround also comes out.
  3. Price revised, $99 without the Serial Cable, $129 with the cable. (You should already have this cable, but I know, they do get lost). Aerodon
  4. Macfarlane supplies the at about $5 each: https://www.mcfarlaneaviation.com/products/M1020-10/?q=spinner washers&search_type=product&index=6&page=1
  5. I don't think JPI sell these anymore, I have a nice one with the power cable - plug into the cigar lighter and the data port of your EDM700 or 800 and download the data for analysis. If you have lost your serial cable, $129 plus shipping. Aerodon
  6. another good system available now....
  7. they are the mounting screws that hold a U-shaped bracket at the back that clamps the KC290 to the panel. Aerodon
  8. Pins are also available on eBay. But be careful, there are different sizes (height of pin), I guess for slightly different bach shells or board thickness? Spend the extra $$ and buy from the guys you have them still packed in the BK packets. Aerodon
  9. I have a couple of spare clips for you, I could not find a Mfg. name or part number. I also have these click bonds, epoxy to the face of the rib and position the cable clamp away from the edge of the big hole in the rib. Aerodon
  10. I checked the manuals - the GFC must be connected to a son alert if it is not connected to an unswitched input on the audio panel. Then the GTN750 allows you to vary the volume of both the headset and speaker levels for unswitched audio 1 thru 4. So it is quite feasible to get unswitched alerts on your speaker and have the volume way down on the headsets. Or vice versa. And quite easy to fix in the settings. I learn something new everyday. Don
  11. Are you sure it is the cabin speaker and not one of the sonalerts right next to it? As far as I know, the GFC500 can be setup to use either an unswitched input on the audio panel or a sonalert? Aerodon
  12. Ron, We went around this circle recently. Tal was looking for a replacement tachometer to go with his mechanical tacho generator. I have a spare tachometer (same part number) but with a hall effect transducer on the magneto (I have a spare one of that too). But he found one that came out of a Mooney with a tachogenerator. So you need to get over some hurdles first: 1) accept that even if new is available it is going to be really expensive. 2) figure out if you have a hall effect or mechanical signal generator. 3) Is your fault with the signal generator or gauge? Then replace, Don
  13. The factory will convert from S2 to S5 for about $90. Don
  14. I have a 40x40" AXYZ CNC router. Use 0.125" end mill bits with a misting spray. A panel like the one above has about 180 shapes and takes about an hour to cut. I can do things like match drill the Radiorax and various flush mounts that go behind the panel. Hardest part is getting the mounting holes accurate, overtime I cut a template I seem to get closer but there is always one or two that don't match nicely. The factory must have just hand drilled the holes and put a rivet in the tube or bracket and used the rubber mounts to take up the misalignment. Aerodon
  15. Are you saying tilted forward like the radios it is 8 degrees, or tilted back like you have it is 8 degrees? Using standoffs and rubber mounts is a nice way of taking the angle, but I would firmly mount the bottom ones to make the panel rigid for the G5's? Aerodon
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