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Dico Reyers
December 23rd 03, 02:31 PM
Hi There,
We own a 1966 m20e and we're getting a new attitude indicator and the
avionics shop doesn't know what the incline value is of the panel. He
thought it might have been 7 degrees or so... just wondering if
anyone knows the proper value or where I might be able to find it.
We've called the Mooney factory 3 times and never got our calls
returned.
Thanks,
Dico
Dave Butler
December 23rd 03, 03:04 PM
Dico Reyers wrote:
> Hi There,
>
> We own a 1966 m20e and we're getting a new attitude indicator and the
> avionics shop doesn't know what the incline value is of the panel. He
> thought it might have been 7 degrees or so... just wondering if
> anyone knows the proper value or where I might be able to find it.
> We've called the Mooney factory 3 times and never got our calls
> returned.
Try calling one of the Mooney service centers listed at
http://www.mooney.com/PDFS/2003ServiceCenterContacts.pdf
Dave
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ks_av8r
December 23rd 03, 10:29 PM
We have a '65 M20E and replaced the AI a few years ago. If I recall
correctly, the length of the unit can be a problem. Also, I believe we had
to modify the defrost duct slightly to get the clearance. We also replaced
the DG so the defrost duct may have been for that. The firewall is pretty
close, especially at the upper end of the panel.
Good luck.
"Dico Reyers" > wrote in message
om...
> Hi There,
>
> We own a 1966 m20e and we're getting a new attitude indicator and the
> avionics shop doesn't know what the incline value is of the panel. He
> thought it might have been 7 degrees or so... just wondering if
> anyone knows the proper value or where I might be able to find it.
> We've called the Mooney factory 3 times and never got our calls
> returned.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dico
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