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The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 7:20 pm
by Gyronaut
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 7:43 pm
by Jabbanaught
Congrats Len , Hope the CAA issues get sorted quick
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 8:20 pm
by Eggbeater
So do I otherwise I will have to visit the Cape and hire DUO from you Jabi.

Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 8:22 pm
by Gyronaut
Thanks Paul
I am going to take my little tent and camp outside CAA until its sorted. Or start a 1 man service delivery protest
Can't imagine anything worse than having it ready to fly and being grounded on technicalities... hoe sal ek dit ooit kan hou?
Nou raak ek vir die eerste keer opgewonde hieroor!
Llewellyn, how have you managed??
Len
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 8:26 pm
by Eggbeater
Hi Len
I am looking for a tent.
It will happen fairly soon now I think.
Llewellyn
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 9:13 pm
by Gyronaut
At least there are two of us to start the mass-action then! lol
We'll ask Julius for help to rent a toy-toy crowd and before you know it they will capitulate.
Holding thumbs it happens soon!
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2010 9:41 pm
by THI
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 7:36 am
by lion
Morning all.......
Herewith pic of my M24 panel - patiently waiting for Caa approval as well!!
Rgds,
Lion
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 8:17 am
by Jabbanaught
Eggbeater wrote:So do I otherwise I will have to visit the Cape and hire DUO from you Jabi.

You welcome , but just be warned , she loves the cape , and since you have seen her last have got over 100 hours extra on the hobbs
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 8:18 am
by Gyronaut
Stunning layout Lion! Have you got 2 radio's and a transponder?
I don't see the Flydat or is the panel next to the airspeed an upgraded version of it? I was told if I don't keep the flydat my Rotax guarantee is invalidated. Is this true?
Is that the Garmin EFIS? I am quite keen on the latest hi-res MGL. Any comments from the guru's?
On the right, are those MAP, Fuel Flow and compass?
below them, (whatdat??) fuel pressure and fuel guage?
I gotta start working this out so any advice from the experienced would be appreciated!
Len
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 10:46 am
by Jabbanaught
JetRanger wrote:Stunning layout Lion! Have you got 2 radio's and a transponder?
I don't see the Flydat or is the panel next to the airspeed an upgraded version of it? I was told if I don't keep the flydat my Rotax guarantee is invalidated. Is this true?
Is that the Garmin EFIS? I am quite keen on the latest hi-res MGL. Any comments from the guru's?
On the right, are those MAP, Fuel Flow and compass?
below them, (whatdat??) fuel pressure and fuel guage?
I gotta start working this out so any advice from the experienced would be appreciated!
Len
Len I would Still go with the MGL Enigma or Voyager (if it can fit ) , Run that together wit the Flydat system.
If you use the MGL system , then also use the V10 radio that they have thatway you can TX on one freq and monitor the other and it ties nicely into the EFIS .
Nice thing on the EFIS system is that you can set parameters , and then get a clear warning if you over , not just a small red light flashing like on the flydat .
If you want to windgat you can have dual systems and then use ons for moving map /gps .(That would look awesome ) u can then use the middle of the panel for analog as backup .
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 10:51 am
by Jabbanaught
JetRanger wrote:?
I don't see the Flydat or is the panel next to the airspeed an upgraded version of it? I was told if I don't keep the flydat my Rotax guarantee is invalidated. Is this true?
I gotta start working this out so any advice from the experienced would be appreciated!
Len
That looks to me like the Dynon D100 EMS
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 8:23 pm
by lion
Hi Len,
Yes two Becker radios and Becker mode C transponder. All remote units - just the heads in the panel and remote 'bodies' under the rh seat in front. Storage area under rh seat still usable. All RH controls, pedals and throttle removed by Magni.
Wiring and installation professionally done by Clifton Electronics at FAGM.
I replaced the Flydat with the Dynon D10 EMS - one can download all engine history info if one wants to.
I see Butch sent you an email re Rotax guarantee iro Flydat (no issue on guarantee).
Garmin is 695 installed for older eyes!
I believe the MGL is also great.
On right of panel is Intercom (specially for noisy cockpits), RPM (on Dynon as well), Davtron (timer, Oat, Zulu and local time), compass, Man press (on Dynon as well), fuel press(on Dynon as well), fuel level, 12 V acc power and right hand door open warning red light.
Cheers,
Lion.
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 11:46 pm
by Gyronaut
Thanks Lion, I understand.
Very nice settup. Talk about belts and braces!
I am a steam-guage person myself but am warming to the idea of an EFIS with a second screen.
Yes, I have clarity on the Flydat from Butch (no issue on guarantee), so I am happy as far as that is concerned.
I like Paul's recommendation of the V10 radio that can monitor 2 frequencies which means 1 less radio required to clutter the panel. Anyone here have any experience of them so far?
Rgds
Len
Re: The M24 Orion has landed!
Posted: Sun Mar 21, 2010 7:13 am
by franss
franss,
Veels geluk Len,ek is oortuig jy gaan baie plesier uit hierdie aerie kry.Is die idee dat sy deel word van die vliegskool?"Enclosed " Gyro's word al hoe meer populer.Die ander mense sal nog bykom.
franss
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