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Hi Guys,

Good day today, Randy and I riveted on a bottom wing skin. :-)

FYI ... Uploaded a picture of the 3/8" auto wire loom (very light weight) we
installed in the bottom skin longerons to provide a wire conduit to the wing
tips.

Just one way to do it.

Picture and description posted on Maddog under S-wing.

Later,
Don





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Saw the pic--looks clean.

Question: Are the wires run from the lights, through the wing, then to the
fuselage at the root of the wing, or did you run them through the strut, or
other? What did everyone else do?

While I'm on this thread, where does the pitot tube come into the fuselage
at?

Thanks in advance.

Rick Besecker

Fresno, CA

Murphy SR2500 178SR-1


"Don Boardman" <dboardm3@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
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Hi Guys,

Good day today, Randy and I riveted on a bottom wing skin. :-)

FYI ... Uploaded a picture of the 3/8" auto wire loom (very light weight)

we

installed in the bottom skin longerons to provide a wire conduit to the

wing

tips.

Just one way to do it.

Picture and description posted on Maddog under S-wing.

Later,
Don

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Sorry for the delay Rick. Working night and day on the Moose.

Question: Are the wires run from the lights, through the wing, then to the
fuselage at the root of the wing, or did you run them through the strut,

Will be doing this soon (need to move to the hanger). The plan is to run
down the strut to terminal blocks I have mounted in the floor under the
co-pilots seat near the battery. Here connections into the fuselage's "wire
harness" will take place for wing lights and the wiring coming from the
amphib floats. Four terminal block strips are used two for wing, one left
and one right and two for the floats, again one for the left and one for the
right.

While I'm on this thread, where does the pitot tube come into the fuselage
at?

Current plan is also down the strut.

Regards,
Don

"Don Boardman" <dboardm3@twcny.rr.com> wrote in message
news:B9D0E334.5A8F%dboardm3@twcny.rr.com...

Hi Guys,

Good day today, Randy and I riveted on a bottom wing skin. :-)

FYI ... Uploaded a picture of the 3/8" auto wire loom (very light weight)

we

installed in the bottom skin longerons to provide a wire conduit to the

wing

tips.

Just one way to do it.

Picture and description posted on Maddog under S-wing.

Later,
Don

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