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Magnetometer Installation
Dynon remote magnetometer installed in upper skin directly behind aft baggage wall. Used all aluminum Huck rivets for installation to avoid errant fluxes.
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Comment by Doug Dugger on February 22, 2012 at 10:08am
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good job I sent my eyes in to be rechecked and hopefully sent back with a yellow tag keep up the good work its worth every second. Doug from QSP
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Comment by Steven Winn on February 21, 2012 at 8:36pm
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Doug,
This image is taken from the bottom looking up behind the aft baggage wall. The magnetometer is mounted (upright) in a flanged channel that I fabricated to match the pitch angle of the instrument panel (per Dynon instructions). I also added the lateral "L" angle stiffener in the top skin to stabilize the installation.
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Steven this looks like a great location for this unit the only thing I notice is that the unit appears to be upside down. The install instruction on page 4-1 says that the mounting tabs should be on the down side and it appears to be mounted with tabs up. If it works in that position please post a let us know.
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