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DG-300 instrument panel
I've sent the original poster photos of my panel before and after
changes I had done. Within reason it is possible to fiberglass patch existing holes and redrill them. I'd go this route instead of trying to fabricate a new panel. I had this done to my DG-303. As Marc says the tapered sides of the instument panel shroud are a problem. In my case this prevented the normal Becker transponders or radios being mounted in the lower panel cutouts. (the radio normally goes in it's own curout below the main panel). In my case both 57mm bottom holes in the panel were filled and a new hole cut in the center of this filled area to accoodate a Becker radio, a Becker transponder was installed where the radio normlly goes. Of course you lose an instument position. It is also possible to cut the instument shroud and make fabricate on a "bubble" to accomodate the longer instuments but I didn't want to do this. Becker also makes remote mount radios and transponders but they are more expensive and you have to find somewere to install the remote unit. Darryl |
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