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Baffles when to install

Postby Darick » Mon Nov 28, 2016 11:55 pm

Lots have been written about the baffles so I'm just adding my experience. Once again I didn't look far enough ahead and installed the intake manifold, spark plug wires, CHT, ground wires...you get the picture, BEFORE the rear baffle. Since all these things go through the rear baffle I had to unscrew, remove and take apart to install the rear baffle. I'll put a picture on the photo album when it's completed.
Darick Gundy
Sonex #1646
N417DG
Taildragger, Aerovee, center stick, Prince P-Tip Prop
MGL E1, F2, V6 radio, Sandia Xponder, Reserve lift indicator (AOA), iFly 520
First flight! 10/21/2017
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