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#14
October 13th 05, 07:27 PM
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The nice thing about the flexible gooseneck is that you can move it
around in flight. Mine (9 inch) is attached to the upper right quadrant of the panel, holds it's position well, even on wave tows, and can be easily adjusted for glare. I typically move it off to the right during takeoff and landing. Ray Warshaw 1LK 
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