Avionics and Instrument Panels
Cessna 182 |
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Cessna 182: (Before) Doctor Shepp’s Cessna 182 instrument panel before Shane got hold of it.
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(After) Shane’s
electrical, avionics and panel building skills are nothing short
of clean and aesthetically pleasing.
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Republic RC3 in process |
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The not-so-pretty original 1947 Republic RC3 instrument panel. |
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A computer generated design mock-up used to verify placement and flow of controls and components for The Pitstop’s newly engineered RC3 glass cockpit. |
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Not yet complete, the RC3 glass cockpit is still under construction awaiting Bob’s machine fabrication of internally lit plexiglass lighting panels that will surround the EFIS. |
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Fitting the new RC3 panel to the redesigned and fabricated glare shield and shroud assembly. |
Lighting panels and final assembly completed |
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UH-1P, Huey |
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(Before) Original 1963 Huey instrument panel. (Aarrrggg)
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(After) Newly designed UH-1P panel and relocation of all instruments to accommodate this aircraft’s left-hand pilot in command authority.
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(Before) Forward section of original UH-1P instrument panel and associated wiring.
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(After) Forward section of The Pitstop’s UH-1P instrument panel and associated wiring.
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