On Tue, 21 Aug 2007 10:03:54 -0400, Ray Andraka
wrote in :


What about the ABS "Royalite" used on the production panel , or the
polyurethane seat cushion foam used in the production airplane? Those
both burn and emit toxic gasses, probably more so than the thermoplastic
used for the Air gizmo.

My example was in reference to cyanide gas generated by some
upholstery materials when burnt, not Air Gizmo's products
specifically. That was remedied by the FAA a while back, IIRC.


I see nothing in my insurance contract that would allow them to deny a
claim because I have a panel dock in my airplane. As long as the
installation is properly logged I should be fine with the FAA and the
insurance company, especially after it gets past the first annual with
it installed.

Air Gizmo says a FAA Form 337 field approval is required. On what are
you basing your "installation is properly logged" conclusion, the word
of a motel operator?