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tcal780

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  1. +1 for kx-155.com. Awesome to work with. If you can wait 6-8 weeks, I recommend them. They did a great job on my 165.
  2. I have one off my 70C if you're still interested.
  3. I didn't reach out to JPI support yet, but I can't find any information on what USB adapter is needed to connect a USB thumb drive to an EDM 900. If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Todd
  4. I removed the guts of the clock and use the existing plate for a 1" ram mount
  5. Sorry, I don't have a wiring diagram for the original dimmer assembly.
  6. I do appreciate all the work you put into this. I was hopeful for an alternative solution. Unfortunately, you got the ol', "Good job, buddy. We'll take it from here." I mean, Mooney and Lasar could have done this all along.
  7. Well, I paid 3k for my 40:1 set a couple years ago. I was hoping the community had some other angle here.
  8. No problem and thanks. Superior Aircraft Components out of Hutto,TX made the panel. They were great to work with and I would recommend them but I'd be surprised if they hand over any dwg files.
  9. I just replaced mine. It took my son and I 2 hours. Maybe another hour for the cowling, but yeah, 12 hours seems high if it was a direct replacement. I believe we have the same engine.
  10. Honestly, it'll probably take me more time to get used to the engine instruments being right in front of me.
  11. Radios and audio panel installed and tested. Getting closer!
  12. +1 for this. I never used the AP during my IFR training, nor was I tested on it. For course guidance, I relied solely on an aging Century HSI which constantly needed to be corrected. It wasn't fun, but it got the job done. That was almost 3 years ago. Last Feb, I began my panel upgrade project. It's almost done, but it'll be well worth the wait and I certainly feel like I earned it.
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