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Update-I called Vantage Plane Plastics and explained what I needed. I
scanned the broken visor and sent the image and dimensions to them and they were able to identify the manufacturer (it isn't a Rosen product). They called the manufacturer for me and were told that they were no permitted to sell them as singles--had to sell as a pair. But they said they could provide a blank piece of the same plastic, cut to the size I need, and all I have to do is drill the holes. No charge. |
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wrote in message ups.com... Update-I called Vantage Plane Plastics and explained what I needed. I scanned the broken visor and sent the image and dimensions to them and they were able to identify the manufacturer (it isn't a Rosen product). They called the manufacturer for me and were told that they were no permitted to sell them as singles--had to sell as a pair. But they said they could provide a blank piece of the same plastic, cut to the size I need, and all I have to do is drill the holes. No charge. Awesome! What manufacturer was it? -- Cheers, John Clonts Temple, Texas N7NZ |
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Update:
In today's mail was the replacement lucite piece . . . Vantage Plane Plastics enclosed a copy of their fax to the manufacturer . . . the entire replacement was done at no charge . . . not even shipping. I will only have to do some careful drilling to resolve this entire episode. I could not be any more pleased and satisfied. Vantage Plane Plastics gets ALL my business from now on for anything I need that they supply. |
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Jim Any ideas on where I can find JUST one sun visor (side loading for Skyhawk)? |
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Hi Rosspilot
I know that right now you are shopping for sun visors, but did you ever consider shopping for shoulder belts? It saves a bundle on sun visors - plus your rescuers don't have such a mess to clean up! - Hopefully WTIW Tony C-GICE -- Tony Roberts PP-ASEL VFR OTT Night Cessna 172H C-GICE In article .com, " wrote: I bought a set of Rosen sun visors for my Skyhawk about 6 years ago. I hit some turbulence that slammed my head against the cockpit ceiling and my headset smashed the visor. These were about $250 for the set. Now I want to replace the broken one, and (of course) Sporty's will ONLY sell the pair for another $250 . . . no way will they sell me just the one I need. I can't even find a Rosen site on the web (maybe my Google skills are deficient). Any ideas on where I can find JUST one sun visor (side loading for Skyhawk)? |
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I know that right now you are shopping for sun visors,
but did you ever consider shopping for shoulder belts? It saves a bundle on sun visors - plus your rescuers don't have such a mess to clean up! - Hopefully I have 4 point inertial shoulder harnesses that I had installed 6 years ago. They were almost $2000. They seem to work to arrest forward motion sudden stop, but don't stop vertical motion. Seems like an old-fashioned lap belt would work. |
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