Ken
I installed a 1" thin wall plastic pipe along the under side of the tunnel
roof. It comes through into the cockpit behind the panel. I has most all the
wires to the aft portion of the plane, including the coax. It all works
well too. I recommend doing that way.
The other way is to put the pipes along the fuselage side just under the
door sill. This is a good way because the wing wires and tubes need to go
that way. We did Bob Jacobsen's plane that way.
Cliff Shaw
1041 Euclid ave.
Edmonds, WA 98020
425 776 5555
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth Gresham" <kgresham@mtco.com>
Subject: Europa-List: Wiring
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> I am looking for suggestions for routing antenna cables (nav, comm, and
transponder) and 12 volt wiring from aft of baggage bay. This is a tri-gear
and I think I would prefer going through the center tunnel but I do not know
what problems this may present. I am installing the finger brakes so there
is access through the top front of tunnel just below the panel. Would a
conduit bonded to the floor work? Do I need to separate antenna cables from
other wires, if so, by how far? I need to bond on top of fuselage and want
to do all steps possible with it off.
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> Ken Gresham
> A268
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