Miscellaneous : Instrument Panel

The instrument panel on the TC Special. Note the seat mod approved by Parker. Push to talk switch in stick for handheld Sporty's nav/com. I also recently installed the digital 'Tiny Tach'.

Aquí se puede apreciar que mi cuaderna parallamas es mas larga(mas comodidad para los pies, y mas espacio en el parallamas del lado del motor)

Note the throttle mount. Allows it to be in a better postion for operating.

This is a look inside the cockpit of my Teenie. I added a "few" extras.

NOT my Teenie. I particularly like the sight gauge. The cork and wire gauge doesn't read to the bottom, there are 3 gallons left when the cork hits the sloped bottom of the tank. Then again, maybe you should head for the barn at that point anyway.

Getting there... comments?

The above picture is a HUGE file. OPEN THIS ONE FIRST. But if you need incredible detail, you can open the other picture above. This new Sony camera can take some pictures! Again, almost done on the cockpit. Comments?

This Teenie it is from my friend José Luis (a Canarian Island man).It is very near to complete

Progress so far.

After moving things around this is the final panel. Transparent fuel line will run down the centre of the panel in the cockpit.

Throttle from Vans.

Rear of instrument panel. The two copper tubes are the dual fuel tank vents. One vent is for nose high flight and other nose down flight.

Ready to go, less Radio and transponder

Rafael Sajardo´s instrumental panel

Rafael Sajardo use a reinfocement plate under the laterals angles, were he has to cut to bend the upper side, because it is very difficulty to bend his 2024 T3 angles.

R.Sajardo´s panel

LCD instruments are maxi singles (Encoding Altimeter/VSI and Engine management) and smart single (fuel gauge and flow)are from Stratomaster SA

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