Yeah but…….4:1 sure sounds good on a fly by. Nice and quiet. 😊

VERY nice, Jim! That looks great and I kind like the original look being maintained. -- Corbin N121CG

Well done. My caution was intended for new builders for whom undersized wires is an easy mistake to make. Sonia (1953-2020) & Rick

I like it lost 17 lbs of vacuum junk

Looks fantastic Jim! Avionics is a great company! I have their ADSB-in and out in my RV6. Bruce

Kevin and Rick, Per Uavonix install manual, I used 22ga shielded wire with individual 2 amp. breakers. Each instrument draws .5-1.0 amps. Jim N46JP Q200

Very nice Jim. I'd like to do the same thing, but a significant portion of my 401k seems to have disappeared in the past few weeks. I think I'll wait a while! But your's looks great. Paul

To put my previous comment in perspective I looked up in FAA Advisory Circular 43.13-1b the table 11-3 on page 11-15. For the circuit in question, take the breaker or fuse value and read the

22ga. Shielded Kevin. Jim

Hi Kevin, 22ga. Jim

Sorry to hear about that, Jim. Your gonna have to wear steel toed shoes to stay in weight and balance now. Phil Lankford

Nice job Jim!!!! Mike

Just a reminder, wire size for both power and ground is determined by the breaker or fuse protecting that circuit, not by the expected load. In the event of a short circuit the wire must conduct

Jim, What size wire did you use for the install? Will I see you in September? No song lyrics intended. Kevin Boddicker TriQ 200 N7868B 580 hrs Luana, IA.

Very nice. Less wt = more speed. Jerry m

Good morning, I finally removed the vacuum system from my plane and installed two AV30’s with Wifi Link and OAT probe. See pictures below. I wanted to maintain the Legacy look, yet have AHRS/EFIS

Super helpful thanks-- Robert "TheFrisco" Schmid (408) 805-5450 www.facebook.com/TheFlyingFriscos www.theflyingfriscos.com Love building planes almost as much as flying. Latest completed build is

Robert, Does this help? I stopped by the hangar this morning and remembered your text and this post. Corbin -- Corbin N121CG

Thanks Robert! Matt is looking into it. He is the one who told me it was disassembled the other day.

I think that drawing is pretty much to scale. You can use the AN6-72 bolt (from base the head to the end of the bolt 7.328") as a guide for the scaling factor. This should get you very close. Do