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1. 04:37 AM - Cleaning off windshield protection after 2 years sitting (Geoff Heap)
2. 08:35 AM - Re: Cleaning off windshield protection after 2 years sitting (Larry)
3. 10:00 AM - Re: Other Door Questions - Skyshop Products (RayStL)
4. 04:16 PM - LED Position Lights (Jake Crause)
5. 05:11 PM - Re: LED Position Lights (Ken Ryan)
6. 06:32 PM - Re: LED Position Lights (Jake Crause)
7. 06:37 PM - Re: LED Position Lights (Cory Emberson)
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| Subject: | Cleaning off windshield protection after 2 years sitting |
Awful quite in here lately.
My windshield has been sitting on my open porch for over 2 years. I'll be installing
it soon. After that I have to clean off the 2 year old protection on it.
it looks opaque nasty and hardened. any suggestion on what to use. My 1st thought
was sandpaper. Really, I'm kidding....Geoff
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| Subject: | Re: Cleaning off windshield protection after 2 years |
sitting
Simple solution here. Go to Reilly's and buy a bottle of Plast-X by
Meguiar's. It's only $6.49. Great stuff, it will clean a cloudy head
light or convertible window in minutes to look like new. It will get
scratches out and clean your windshield too, then use this, Rain-X. It
will keep you windshield and doors looking new as well as providing
great protection and not to mention doing what it's advertised to do is
Rain-X. Bugs and stuff don't stick near as bad either. Larry, N1345L
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it soon. After that I have to clean off the 2 year old protection on it.
it looks opaque nasty and hardened. any suggestion on what to use. My 1st thought
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| Subject: | Re: Other Door Questions - Skyshop Products |
I was surprised too. I can only assume it was builder error. Perhaps I should have
lowered the pressure on my rivet gun.??
- ray
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Ray St-Laurent
701/Pegastol wings/Suzuki engine
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| Subject: | LED Position Lights |
Has anyone had good luck with an LED alternate-to the the Zenith lighting
kit?- Whether you created your own or bought an off the shelf product I'
d be interested to hear about it.- =0A=0AMy 801 tail kit has not arrived
yet so I don't have the plans.- Where did you guys run the wires through
the Rudder?- Did you use grommets or another method?- I'm thinking I co
uld drill the holes and then-run the-wire or- a string-as I build t
he rudder and then complete the lighting at a later date.---=0A=0ATha
nks in advance.=0A=0AJake=0A=0A=0A
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| Subject: | Re: LED Position Lights |
Zenith is offering an LED option from AVEO.
This is what is on the yellow factory 750 and Roger likes them very much.
http://www.aveoaviationlights.com/technology/index.php
On Wed, Jan 14, 2009 at 3:14 PM, Jake Crause <jakecrause@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Has anyone had good luck with an LED alternate to the the Zenith lighting
> kit? Whether you created your own or bought an off the shelf product I'd be
> interested to hear about it.
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> My 801 tail kit has not arrived yet so I don't have the plans. Where did
> you guys run the wires through the Rudder? Did you use grommets or another
> method? I'm thinking I could drill the holes and then run the wire or a
> string as I build the rudder and then complete the lighting at a later
> date.
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> Thanks in advance.
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| Subject: | Re: LED Position Lights |
Thanks Ken, I'll take a look at those lights.--=0A=0AI just found the T
ail Kit assembly manual on the Zenith website.- On the exploded view it
-appears like the holes for the wires are pre-drilled.- Does anyone kno
w the gauge of the wire the Zenith tail light uses?- Thanks.=0A=0AJake=0A
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| Subject: | Re: LED Position Lights |
Hi Jake,
Have you seen the LED combination wingtip position light/strobes by Aveo
Engineering? Slick! They draw almost no current, and are incredibly visible.
best,
Cory
Jake Crause wrote:
> Has anyone had good luck with an LED alternate to the the Zenith
> lighting kit? Whether you created your own or bought an off the shelf
> product I'd be interested to hear about it.
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> My 801 tail kit has not arrived yet so I don't have the plans. Where
> did you guys run the wires through the Rudder? Did you use grommets
> or another method? I'm thinking I could drill the holes and then run
> the wire or a string as I build the rudder and then complete the
> lighting at a later date.
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> Thanks in advance.
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> Jake
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