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It minimized any holes, anywhere, unless necessary. I finished my third annual in December and everything is as tight | It minimized any holes, anywhere, unless necessary. I finished my third annual in December and everything is as tight | ||
as when I installed it. Reiff/Stephen, here is newsletter material you can use when convenient. | as when I installed it. Reiff/Stephen, here is newsletter material you can use when convenient. | ||
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| − | FWIW, I used these. http://www.mcmaster.com/#perforated-base-studs/=vsmgjs | + | FWIW, I used these. [http://www.mcmaster.com/#perforated-base-studs/=vsmgjs MacMaster Carr Studs] |
They are about 75 cents a piece. | They are about 75 cents a piece. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:05, 6 February 2015
These ideas are great for mounting just about anything light and electronic in the airplane, just a couple of different takes.
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Jorge Bujanda
This came to mind as a comment on another topic but think is better to separate it to a different thread. Here is my approach to surface mounting all around my airplane, including the main spar and firewall. It minimized any holes, anywhere, unless necessary. I finished my third annual in December and everything is as tight as when I installed it. Reiff/Stephen, here is newsletter material you can use when convenient. Jorge's Blog
Andy Millin
FWIW, I used these. MacMaster Carr Studs They are about 75 cents a piece. Andy
