For Sale 1976 Grumman AA1-B

And why are you obscuring the N number in one photo when you can pick it up in other photos? Just curious.
 
That one photo was one that I modified a long time ago for another post. I just used it cause I had it available.
 
I didnt do the install. I paid to have it done. It looks clean and works well
 
jd21476 said:
I didnt do the install. I paid to have it done. It looks clean and works well
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If you could post a picture of how they mounted it, that would be appreciated. A close-up would be fantastic. I think there is a something out there to 3D print an adapter for it for this airplane.
 
Im going to take the plane out tomorrow for better and more current pictures after this rain storm we have been having. Ill get some then.
 
jd21476 said:
Im going to take the plane out tomorrow for better and more current pictures after this rain storm we have been having. Ill get some then.
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Thanks a lot! No hurry on my account.
 
Here you go!
 

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alfadog said:
If you could post a picture of how they mounted it, that would be appreciated. A close-up would be fantastic. I think there is a something out there to 3D print an adapter for it for this airplane.
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Just go with the tailBacon.
 
I don't see a problem with that installation and I like that the unit is fully contained, except for the antenna of course, within the lens. The unit itself is fully weatherproof and the lens cutout is on the bottom so any water will drain and the cutout can be made cleanly. That said, I will likely go with a more conventional option for my AA-1.
 
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