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Thinking of making this cup holder mod for my F. It would be vacuum formed Royalite type plastic with similar grain and incorporates a side pocket for things like check lists or a POH. Below is a before photo and a crude photoshop of what it would look like.


Only would work for guys with electric gear and would have to be adjusted for J and K types. Any thoughts or ideas on it? Anybody want one?

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Looks nice but it would not work for me.  I have a fuel selector and gear indicator down there. I think I do anyway. I have not really been in my J for 3 weeks now - waiting for the avionics replacements to be done. 

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Quote: N223MM

Looks nice but it would not work for me.  I have a fuel selector and gear indicator down there. I think I do anyway. I have not really been in my J for 3 weeks now - waiting for the avionics replacements to be done. 

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I have seen a lot of discussion on cup holders and wondering what I am missing. What does a cup holder brings as far as "cockpit management" goes ?.  Are you realling looking at having a cup of coffee or glass of water there ?Or what am I missing ?


 

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nice vacumnforming....the newer mooneys come with cupholders that are folding so that you dont swipe them off with your feet...they are standard blackplastic about 4 inches square and availible at most r/v shops...and we do use them for small water bottles as O2 use is drying...kpc

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Quote: OR75

I have seen a lot of discussion on cup holders and wondering what I am missing. What does a cup holder brings as far as "cockpit management" goes ?.  Are you realling looking at having a cup of coffee or glass of water there ?Or what am I missing ?

 

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Quote: OR75

I have seen a lot of discussion on cup holders and wondering what I am missing. What does a cup holder brings as far as "cockpit management" goes ?.  Are you realling looking at having a cup of coffee or glass of water there ?Or what am I missing ?

 

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Quote: Piloto

Yeah, bring a six pack of that Diet Coke and let me know how it feels half hour later. You will ran out of disposble containers. If you think cup holders are a nice thing to have a relief tube is even better.Laughing

José 

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not to take away from the OPs idea, but I saw a suction cup bottle holder in Sporty's.  That would work well for water bottles.  Maybe not so great for relief tubes, though.

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Relief tube? Ick.  I assume our coast-to-coast Mooney pilot is 'going' alone on his trip? Or need he have any thought for his passengers? I find my pax and I are tired of sitting in one place after four hours or so, and we're all glad to stop and stretch. I had an inexpensive folding plastic cupholder folded up out of the way.  I could reach the fuel selector underneath when it was in use.  It broke when some mechanic wasn't paying attention, so, slow learner that I am, I'll get another just like it, because it was just right. There's only room for one, though.

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Quote: DaV8or

Thinking of making this cup holder mod for my F. It would be vacuum formed Royalite type plastic with similar grain and incorporates a side pocket for things like check lists or a POH. Below is a before photo and a crude photoshop of what it would look like.

Only would work for guys with electric gear and would have to be adjusted for J and K types. Any thoughts or ideas on it? Anybody want one?

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Quote: Hank

 Dave--

This would be an exact cover-up for my mechanical gear indicator, laying in the floor all backlit at night. That is also where my Approach Plates for my destination usually lie, turned sideways to fit with the seats forward. [i fly in the middle-of-three detents.]

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