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Custom Instrument Panels
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Custom instrument panels are now available directly from Zenith Aircraft Company exclusively for Zenith builders and owners. Pre-cut panel, Dynon and Garmin avionics, and more.
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Flying On Your Own Wings:
A Complete Guide to Understanding Light Airplane Design, by Chris Heintz
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What is your status these days? Getting closer to flying? I have a few months and about 20 hours on since incorporating the upgrades. I hope to fly up to Oshkosh again this year if the weather cooperates.
Dave Gallagehr
I made my first out of state XC yesterday. Galveston, Texas took a bit under three hours round trip. All went well. There were a few moderately bumpy patches so I slowed down and sought a better altitude as much as I could.
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Jake
I flew 1.75 hr. last week but then the Memorial Day weekend and family activities intervened. I used the hiatus to clean up the bottom of the fuselage (lots of soot from break-in which entails high throttle/rich mixture). I added an 8" chromed, turn-down extension to the exhaust pipe to divert the exhaust stream away from the plane as much as possible. I've also taped the edges of the belly hatch because I was getting CO indictations on the detector. we suspected that the fumes were being sucked in at the hatch due to low ambient pressure in the tailcone of the fuselage. I'll probably fly some more on saturday morning and see if I have improved anything.
Ed