I just discovered the Micro Air M760 cost $1100
and the Flight Line FL760 cost $685 but both have the same wiring diagram.
Hmmm! Interesting. I am willing to bet they are made by the same company
and are internally about the same.
$685 is more like the right price as com radios probably
all use the same integrated circuits as hand helds selling
for hundred's less.
I have not done a detailed comparison of the features
yet but they are very similar with built in intercom.
The both fit the same 2.25 inch hole in the panel.
Paul Lamar
They are not the same. In particular, Flight line model has separate
music input.
Henry Nee
Nice, so not only is it 2/3 the price, but it has additional features! That
sounds like a bargan. BTW, I previously sent you a link where the micro-air
was only $950. No matter that is still more than $680.
Got my gear box on yesterday, then had to remove and replace it today
because of a snubber sizing issue. Hope to be flying by the weekend.
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Snubber? What is a snubber?
I found my rubber hardness tester today so will
check the durometer on that silicone rubber.
Great. Did the new 4130 flywheel affect your weight and balance much?
I am going to order the radio from AC Spruce unless somebody
knows of a cheaper price. I will also order one of these break out boards
fromn
www.winford.com to make it quicker and easier to install. I can't imagine
soldering all those tiny wires that are already installed in the wiring harness.
Right now it is wired for an Xcom I think.
I would have to build a plywood work stand that would go up
and over the wing. Either that or rip out the entire harness
and start over.
These break out boards are great for wiring Tracy's computer as well.
Paul
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