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Old 09-06-2019, 02:00 PM
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Some years ago, when I worked for a certain four-letter aviation association, we had a project airplane come through. When we removed a wingtip, we found a not-small rubber mallet in there. And it had been there awhile.
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Old 09-06-2019, 04:06 PM
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Maybe extra tubing for Angle of Attack if you ever decide to install?
In addition to the above, IF you may want a Nav antenna in there in the future, it is nice to have the coax installed before you close the wing. Some of us also have 2-meter ham radio APRS in the wingtip.

You said you have spare wires. Can any of the spare wires be used for a future CAN Bus?

Others have hit on everything I can think of.
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