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Old 10-22-2008, 01:51 PM
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I, for one, read up on panels here on VAF. I bought Bob Nuckolls' book and skimmed through it. I knew what I wanted in my panel. After all the planning and reading, I came to the conclusion that I barely knew enough about thing electrical to screw in a light bulb.

I called Stein.

Lest you think that I did nothing but send him a big check, I'll have you all know that it came back "plug-n-play" -- which meant that I still have ABOUT A THOUSAND WIRES to find homes for!

Seriously, while I've learned a bunch about cutting metal and riveting parts together, I knew nothing about electrical stuff and decided to employ the experts, and I'm glad that I did! My panel looks FABULOUS, Stein was great to work with, and he stands behind his work. Stein's warranty is great:

"Just bring me a big, blank check and I'll redo your panel with all the latest goodies."

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Old 11-09-2008, 11:54 PM
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Default I just GOTTA ask!

I've never seen so many buttons/switches on the stick and throttle. HOTAS, for sure! I gotta know, what do all those switches do? And where did you get the throttle?

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