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Old 09-19-2015, 06:55 AM
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I read a thread here on VAF concerning avionics installation that contained a post about an Italian company. The company manufactured a slide-in tray for Dynon equipment. The PFD, backup battery and other components were attached to this tray for slide in and out maintenance.

I can not find that thread. Does anyone else with remember this thread or by chance have it bookmarked?

Any help is appreciated.

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But that is not quite their design. This was an aluminum box that looked like a radio stack.
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