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Waiex # 142 Panel - IFR in a Sonex
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Re: Waiex # 142 Panel - IFR in a Sonex
by N111YX » Wed Mar 14, 2012 5:45 pm
OK, I hear ya. As long as you can tune a VOR and LOC freq and have a display, you should be good to go for an approach, and yes, you'll fly airways but supplement that "NAV" with GPS.
Now, you are going to need a good pitot-static system...;)
Going to OSH this year?
Now, you are going to need a good pitot-static system...;)
Going to OSH this year?
Kip
2010 Waiex 0082 (first flight May 2010)
Jabiru 3300 #1637 and #3035
Dynon D-180
Becker radios
Garmin GDL 82 ADS-B
1050 hours
48 states visited
Based near Atlanta
Also flying a...
2000 Kolb Firestar II, Rotax 503, 575 hours
2010 Waiex 0082 (first flight May 2010)
Jabiru 3300 #1637 and #3035
Dynon D-180
Becker radios
Garmin GDL 82 ADS-B
1050 hours
48 states visited
Based near Atlanta
Also flying a...
2000 Kolb Firestar II, Rotax 503, 575 hours
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Re: Waiex # 142 Panel - IFR in a Sonex
by 142YX » Wed Mar 14, 2012 7:05 pm
N111YX wrote:Going to OSH this year?
Trying really hard.. that's my goal, but work keeps getting in the way!
Waiex # 142 - Taildragger, Jabiru 3300
First Flight - July 13th, 2015
450 hours and counting..
First Flight - July 13th, 2015
450 hours and counting..
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Re: Waiex # 142 Panel - IFR in a Sonex
by Rock » Sun Aug 25, 2013 5:54 pm
I really like what you are doing with your panel! But, I'd go ahead and add the auto pilot, if you have the funds...
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