philipneeper Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 Just wanted to post a picture of how excited I am to get home and open my Mooney presents (even though I bought them). I want to thank everyone for their post(s) and opinions on, not only my topics but others that help people like me. This is truly one of the best forums I been on! 3
Marauder Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 Getting those Mooney presents is a great feeling -- right up to the point the credit card bill shows up 1
philipneeper Posted August 11, 2014 Author Report Posted August 11, 2014 I had to pay cash for them, couldn't bring myself to rack up charges 1
philipneeper Posted August 11, 2014 Author Report Posted August 11, 2014 3 new tires and tubes, 3 instrument overhauls, 1 new starter, 1 new alternator, 1 engine test kit, 2 new LED nag lights, 2 wing tip light detectors.
Marauder Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 3 new tires and tubes, 3 instrument overhauls, 1 new starter, 1 new alternator, 1 engine test kit, 2 new LED nag lights, 2 wing tip light detectors. Wow! Like Christmas and your birthday all wrapped up in one! What Navs did you go with? 1
philipneeper Posted August 11, 2014 Author Report Posted August 11, 2014 I kept my original navs, I got my ASI, VSI, and T/C overhauled. I have a Nav trouble shooting issue to deal with though
scottfromiowa Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 Cash? What is that? Two in college... 2
Scott Aviation Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 my wife hates seeing Aircraft spruce boxes show up, it just means I spent more of her shopping money. lol. or maybe because i get atleast 1 or 2 of them a month, meh, who knows.
philipneeper Posted August 11, 2014 Author Report Posted August 11, 2014 Lol that was a auto correct on my mac book, meant nav light. However, if i were to guess a "nag" light would also be low fuel light... LOL
philipneeper Posted August 11, 2014 Author Report Posted August 11, 2014 11-12242 LED REPLACEMENT PADDLE LAMPS P7512-14VG GREEN & RED, Spruce wants $74 per but I priced matched them for $67
Marauder Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 what is a "nag light?" The light that comes on in your airplane when the wife gets in. 1
Marauder Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 Sorry honey, honest, it wasn't me that posted that... 1
Marauder Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 11-12242 LED REPLACEMENT PADDLE LAMPS P7512-14VG GREEN & RED, Spruce wants $74 per but I priced matched them for $67
Marauder Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 For the IAs on the site, does this make what he bought legal replacements? LED Replacement Navigational / Position Lamps in RED or GREEN, 14 or 28 volts, weighing in at less than .0285 lbs. drawing .12 amps, and packing a powerful 100+ Foot Candles of light. They are “Plug & Play” with no modification or alterations required and no flashing, just the continuous output required day or night. Manufactured and tested to meet FAR section 23.183-23.191 and all applicable requirements of DO160G for EMC, EMI, vibration & thermals under normal operating conditions from - 55C0 through + 85C0 for position lights, from sea level to 50K feet, meets or exceeds AS8037 REV B, AC20-74, and FAR 23-1389 through 23-1399, and also exceeds FAR specifications for all color coordinates and minimum intensities in all fixtures using standard ANSI bulbs. Made right here in the USA. Replaces these former contenders: 11-12241/11-12242 These 14 volt LED Paddle lamps are interchangeable with: A7512-12, W1290, 1512, T7512-12, WL1512, MS25309-7512/12, WL7512-12, AML7512-12, NLI7512-12, UA7512-12, and UA1512. 11-12243/11-12244 These 28 volt LED Paddle lamps are interchangeable with: A7512-24, W1290, 1524, T7512-24, WL1524, WL7512-24, MS25309-7512, AML7512-24, NLI7512-24, UA7512-24, and UA1524.
orionflt Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 For the IAs on the site, does this make what he bought legal replacements? LED Replacement Navigational / Position Lamps in RED or GREEN, 14 or 28 volts, weighing in at less than .0285 lbs. drawing .12 amps, and packing a powerful 100+ Foot Candles of light. They are “Plug & Play” with no modification or alterations required and no flashing, just the continuous output required day or night. Manufactured and tested to meet FAR section 23.183-23.191 and all applicable requirements of DO160G for EMC, EMI, vibration & thermals under normal operating conditions from - 55C0 through + 85C0 for position lights, from sea level to 50K feet, meets or exceeds AS8037 REV B, AC20-74, and FAR 23-1389 through 23-1399, and also exceeds FAR specifications for all color coordinates and minimum intensities in all fixtures using standard ANSI bulbs. Made right here in the USA. Replaces these former contenders: 11-12241/11-12242 These 14 volt LED Paddle lamps are interchangeable with: A7512-12, W1290, 1512, T7512-12, WL1512, MS25309-7512/12, WL7512-12, AML7512-12, NLI7512-12, UA7512-12, and UA1512. 11-12243/11-12244 These 28 volt LED Paddle lamps are interchangeable with: A7512-24, W1290, 1524, T7512-24, WL1524, WL7512-24, MS25309-7512, AML7512-24, NLI7512-24, UA7512-24, and UA1524. most of their lighting is marked as NON-PMA'd, this is not....but it is also not listed as PMA'd, that being said I would have no problem using them as a replacement for the standard nav lights. I'm not sure how my FSDO would look at this but my thoughts are you are not replacing the assembly just the bulbs with bulbs meeting or exceeding the specifications required by the manufacturer. Brian 2
rbridges Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 The light that comes on in your airplane when the wife gets in.
Marauder Posted August 11, 2014 Report Posted August 11, 2014 I know nothing! Alright! Which one of you hacked into my account and did that?!
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