Mutilated 180 degree D-sub shell to be a 90 degree.

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Mutilated 180 degree D-sub shell to be a 90 degree.

Dynon wire exit was closer to firewall than Becker transponder. We didn't have a D-sub cover with side exit, but Art did a beautiful "Applied Arcaic Technology" job with cutters and files of mutilating existing cover to allow side exit. Black plastic plug (of course it needed modification) now fills aft exit hole.
Y9-03-14

Date: 03/13/2009

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Mutilated 180 degree D-sub shell to be a 90 degree.

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Make	NIKON	Model	E5900
Aperture Value	f/4.8	Color Space	sRGB
Exposure Bias Value	0 EV	Exposure Program	Program
Flash	Flash, Auto-Mode	Focal Length	7.8 mm
ISO	AUTO	Metering Mode	Multi-Segment
Shutter Speed Value	0.02 sec	Date/Time	Sat 14 Mar 2009 01:09:44 AM UTC

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