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November 6th 05, 05:06 AM
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Air Gizmos GPS panel mounts
Brock Boss wrote: Also, for those A&P's out there, just exactly what is the process and all the hoops you have to jump through to get a field approval for something like this. Is it documented somewhere where I can take a look at it? No 337 required. The GPS holder is nothing more than a hole cover that happens to be shaped like a shelf that happens to perfectly fit a Garmin GPS. These things are popping up in all kinds of planes. The A&P who thinks a 337 is required is really not thinking. 
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