DonMuncy

Actually, Jerry is over closer to Ft, Worth, but still in the immediate area.

And here I am, thinking I was the only one who thought of that.

Interesting way to solve a "product won't fit in the machine" problem.

That is good. but you need to disconnect it occasionally to make sure it holds a charge. It is tough to take a trhee day trip and when you come back to the plane, find the battery is dead.

And yes, LEDs are polarity sensitive. If they don't light up, reverse the wires.

Then my visors will fit. I am currently out of stock, but should be able to turn out a few sets in the next few weeks, if you are interested. PM me or email: muncy-d@hotmail.com

Are your visors mounted on the outside corners of the windscreen or on the center post?

Wow, I don't usually throw things like that away, but I have no idea where they might be. I will try to remember to look next time I go to the hangar. It may take a while.

After LASAR quit producing their visors, I set out on a project to provide them. It took about 3 iterations before I got to my present version. They have been unchanged for the last 5 years, except when I began anodizing the aluminum parts black, a few years ago. A while back, someone humorously posted about "Visors by Muncy" and I kinda liked the name. If you have any interest send me a PM. Don

Laser CNC cutters? And here I am using a handheld router. Thanks for the kind words.

You are right. Those are the ones I find as well. I guess if I want most of the pictures available to view, I will have to dig them out and repost them. Thanks for the response.

I used to have a bunch of photos in several albums/categories. Now I can't find them. Any idea where they went, or how to get to them?

I haven't seen any evidence of that. Did I miss something.

Thanks for the report. I'm sure someone will benefit from it.

Not that I know of. My hangar (claims to) require insurance, but they never have asked to see a policy.