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Old August 18th 03, 05:42 PM
Wayne
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I renamed the pic so it's easier do find now. Also did a zoom of the radios,
and the tach. You can clearly read the 997.24 but the needle covers up the 0
to I guess I'll have to get a different angle when I get a chence

I also renamed the pictures that show the power supplies for those radios,
they are huge and heavy.
Wayne
"Dennis O'Connor" wrote in message
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Wayne, the picture of the panel is priceless...
All you new comers take a look at how it was done before flip flop rados,
moving maps, etc...

Denny

Have you looked at the project plane I've been
helping with yet? It's a 63 172 with less than 1000TT and has been

sitting
outside for 18 years! Take a peek. http://12.151.5.4/172

Wayne





 




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