You emailed me photos of the radio cluster, about 3 years ago, that I still have. The FAA in New England is so useless for approving changes to aircraft certified under CAR 3, 3A, and 4, that I was thinking of mounting a MicroAir transponder and an encoder in a box that I could temporarily install in my Collegiate and then mount the antenna on the belly with a light gage sheetmetal groundplane above the fabric. Is your encoder's static line just open to the inside of the wing?
Andy
iHola Mark! Como esta?
How is your little radio cluster in the wingroot working for you? I was planning on doing something similar here, but the FAA pencil-necks here were having a hard time with me recovering the plane with PolyFiber instead of Grade A...
Andy, in Vermont
Mark, We are glad to have you join us. Hope we can all benefit each other with technical info on the Porterfields and build lasting friendships. I found your e-mail address in an old Porterfield News Letter from Chuck. If you know anyone else interested, please fell free to invite them to join.
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How is your little radio cluster in the wingroot working for you? I was planning on doing something similar here, but the FAA pencil-necks here were having a hard time with me recovering the plane with PolyFiber instead of Grade A...
Andy, in Vermont
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