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.
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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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