Bonding Nylon Conduit to the Ribs

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Installing Nylon Wiring Conduit in the Wings

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Installing the Pitot Mount

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Stall Warner Continued

source After finishing up a previous build session on the fuel tanks, I decided to change gears a bit, since I got some new tools/toys!  I FINALLY bought a proper set of crimpers ands strippers from SteinAir! I was needing these to finish up some wiring on the stall warner.  So, … Continue reading

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Assembling the Stall Warner

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Pre-assembling the Stall Warner

https://drdemetrius.com/body-contouring-surgery-dubai/ I decided to tackle some small things tonight – The stall warner.  I have been looking forward to this for a while now, because it looks a bit intricate (a nice break from the monotony of the wings!), and includes a little electrical work.  The first step was to open … Continue reading

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