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Started by NZ_Pilot, November 17, 2013, 03:41:40 PM

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Hi Everyone

I'm new here and i am also new to cockpit building however i have always wanted to build one which is what has lead me to this site.

I am in the early stages of building a Piper PA34-200T Seneca II and before anyone asks, i have a number of reasons for this specific aircraft...

I do have some starting out questions though, and i know there is no correct answer to this question but, where do i start?   I plan to begin with the frame of the cockpit, instrument panel and primary flight controls... is this a good place to start?

Also, my cockpit dimensions are not completely accurate, does anyone know where i can find information on the Seneca II besides purchasing the aircraft service manual?


Many thanks in advance

Don

Hi Adam I may be able to help, give me a call I am in Palmerston North PM me your phone details and I will call

Don


Trevor Hale

Hi Adam. No matter what aircraft you are working on the basics are the same. Have a search of this forum and the "where to start" will be the same no matter what the aircraft. Get yourself setup with a main instrument panel and go from there. Build around it. Cause if you start with the shell I think you will cause yourself more grief.

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