Show us your panel

[Gary]

My panel will have steam, fuses and an IPad (cardboard mockup in the pic). No doubt it will evolve into something different once I start flying. I'm at least a year away from completion. Some interesting aviation apps are already available with more expected. Image is reversed by the way.

[Av8r3400]

Gonna fly it from the right side, huh, James Bond.
(The photo is reversed, evidenced by the backwards numbers on the altimeter.)

Seriously, I like the iPad installation. My hangar-room mate uses an iPad with his plane. Pretty cool. Lots of neat stuff available.

[War Eagle]

And this is mine!

[jamesmil]

this is the panel for our ss7, still have a long way to go but we will get there.

[jamesmil]

thanks desertfox, hope to make homedale next year. if any one on the forum is in the wilmington nc area stop in at "03nc pilots ridge" a small airport 10 mi. south of wilmington nc "kilm" thats were i live along a few more airplane nuts.

[wannafly]

here is what I am hoping will be my design. Centre is the MGL Voyager, to the left are the 2 mags, key and master. To the right of the voyager and down is the throttle and above that the choke. The 3 round are a V6 radio, Alt/airspeed, and RPM for backup or the co pilot, and below that is the transponder. Top center is the IVO IFA. Below the transponder there will be a few switched for lights, fuel pump, avionics, etc.
What do you think and what have I missed?

[kitfox2009]

Hi Mic
I would put the IFA switch about 1" left of the throttle shaft. Very easy to flick left or right with your finger and hand on the throttle providing precise control.
Cheers

Don

[DesertFox4]

Mic, great choice on the Voyager and V6 by MGL.
The V6 must be the smallest in-panel comm. with intercom yet.


Maybe look at MGL's Infinity Single's in 2.25" for your back ups too. MGL Infinity Single's. That would make a great looking panel.

As Don already suggested, you may want to locate the prop. control switch right next to the throttle along with the choke. Makes prop. adjustments much easier and safer if you don't have to remove your hand from the throttle during takeoff and landing.

[Av8r_Sed]

You might want to add a power socket. Also, are your headset plugs going into the panel or elsewhere?

-- Paul S

[styree]

Its coming together. Should have it all done in a couple weeks.
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