Thursday, January 24, 2008
The back end is complete!
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I bolted the back end together today for what I believe is the last time. (It is in fact wider than the door it will have to go through, but I am assuming that by twisting the fuse at 45 degrees one side can go through, then the other. Fingers crossed!)
Well I don't think it looks too bad. There are a few more pictures with the sunshine on the paint, and some details, if you go here.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
AFS3400
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It amazes me how the satisfaction is sometimes disproportionate to the effort involved. Today I cut one big square hole and drilled 4 screw holes in the panel and stuck my newly arrived AFS3400 in. It's fantastic.
I photographed the wrong screen because this instrument also does all the engine management.
In all honesty I was nervous about cutting this hole, but it has worked out really well. Everyone else seems to get them laser cut around here, but its a hacksaw and file for me. That way I can afford this super box.