Niko182

Honestly id like to be aswell, but most people who can afford a good lawyer can get away with a lot.

I doubt it. He has money. At the end of the day he can afford a good lawyer. It won't be hard to convince anyone he just took the best route to save himself.

M20S Checklist.pdf

Care to share your experience?

I could. The thing is i have flown behind a 750xi and it was very nice, but a lot of the extra info on the gtn750, is on the G3X. I honestly really don't feel like i need the extra space on the 750. With the gnx375, it is plenty big enough for me. The only reason I'd want the 650 is cause of the integration of a nav/com/waas gps/transponder, as compared to just a transponder/waas gps.

I think if i could do it again, i might do a gtn650 instead of the gnx375. Other than that I love it. I went for simplicity. I didn't want too many screams crammed into the panel since there isnt a ton of space in the mooney panel. Thats just me though.

If you want a good medium you could do 2 gi275s and a g3x 7 inch mfd. I'd still recommend a g3x 10 inch, but im biased. This is what i have. If you are ever around socal, let me know and ill gladly show you and let you play around with it. Nik

Transition for me was easy. Took maybe an hour, or 2 ish.

I've heard nightmares from corona. I don't know If I'd go there personally.

Here's an M20S maintenance manual. Design wise its pretty much the same as the ovation. It applies to my 310hp screaming eagle which is the same in nearly every aspect as an Ovation 310hp DX. The parts catalog applies to both the ovation and the eagle. M20S Service and Maintenance Manual AMM.pdf parts catalog M20S.pdf

Edward.

In flight I doubt your amp usage would be more than 30 or 40 amps. I've very rarely seem my alternator put more than 40 amps out, and I have a 150 amp alternator.

I'm paying more for 240k hull. I think 3100 for 1mm smooth and 240k hull. That is pretty cheap.

is wilmar in MN simply not weep no more?

On the older bravo, ovations, and eagles, the tail light was a strobe only. It used to be that way on my eagle before i went to LEDs and now i have a nav strobe rear light.

Pretty big thread on Beechtalk as well. In the real world not the best place to lose an engine but, you have a couple alright options to land around there. On top of that, he bailed bail at around 10000 feet, and had multiple campgrounds to go to around that area, let alone trails or roads. gliding down to the airplane only shows that his main priority was the video clips. At least he had the selfie stick ready to go. This is where he bailed: https://www.google.com/maps/place/34°48'46.0"N+119°56'36.7"W/@34.812767,-119.9457027,789m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x0:0xe742ac60562f0e4e!7e2!8m2!3d34.8127673!4d-119.9435139

Inteliaudio is a game changer in my opinion. Makes it way easier to listen to atis/awos/asos while on flight following. Dual bluetooth. So you can listen to what you want to while your wife listens to her own music. Spare charger. Very user friendly. You also have atc mute modes for the passengers so they don't need to listen to atc but instead only listen to you. There are more reasons but those are some of the basics. You can also add warning inputs. Out of all the things i like the most in my panel, the pma450b and the gfc500 were the 2 major game changers. I like my audio panel and it would be one of the highest priorities to upgrade if my plane didnt have a modern one. Just my 2 cents. Another option is trying to get a used pma450a from chase at @Avionics Source. i doubt it'll be more than a couple hundred bucks more than the pma6000b.

Looks like its going to be nice. Only thing i might add that is well worth the price delta is the audiopanel. If you can, do a pma450b instead of the 6000b.

Looks about right

For sale I got a full Stec 30 autopilot and an st 180 HSI setup. This system came out working of my Mooney when It was replaced with a G3x/G5 and a GFC500 setup. 28 volt setup. I don't know what the STC will cost for a reinstall but figured anyone can do what they want with this system. If you want to use it great. If you want to resell it for more that's fine too. If you want the parts also fine. Connectors are all cut. You might need some new pins but the connectors are all there. I need space in the garage and I just want it gone. 1500 OBO. Buyer I'll cover the shipping. you cover the paypal fee. Thanks Nik Part numbers are as followed: servos: 0106-14-t6 0108-1-p5 0106-7-r2 TC: collins 101 HSI: 6443 The rest: 01171 6444 6446 0111

The orion has both a strobe and a nav integrated into it. It doesn't need to be a nav or strobe light since it can operate as both. I'd hook both up to it as an additional nav light. You would hook up a nav cable from the switch to hook up to the white nav portion of the light. Additionally to that you'd hook up the strobe portion from the strobe switch to power the additional strobe white light. And then a sync wire connected to the other 2 strobe lights to make them all flash together.

If that's the case, do the Orion rear light, and make sure they hook up the strobe, the nav, and the sync. That way it'll blink with the main nav/strobes.

Put the Whelen Orion 500 LED light. It has both Nav and strobe in it. Honestly if you don't have LED Nav/strobes, now might be the time to do that. Since the entirety of the wiring is being replaced, take out the strobe power supplies, switch out the lights to the Orion 650e and the 500 and sync them all up. It's kind of a pain to do and worthwhile doing when they're routing the cables throughout the wing already. Then make sure you add all that stuff to the new weight and balance. It's probably another 10 to 15 pounds, but 10 to 15 pounds every time ends up making a massive difference. Especially since the Achilles heel of the Mooney tends to be useful load on a lot of the long bodies.

If you end up doing this please shoot me a PM.

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