This is the outboard end of the right wing (upside down). You can see how
I routed the nav/strobe wires.
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Can you believe this thing is actually starting to look like a wing?!?!
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This is the top profile of the wingtip on the right wing.
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Here you see the side view. Bending those channels was actually pretty
easy and they turned out real well.
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Here you see the cutout for the fuel drain. It was cut using a 1 1/4"
hole saw. The cutout for the fuel vent (not shown) was cut using a
7/8" unibit.
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The tank gets a rough fitting to locate the vent and drain holes. I
still need to install the fuel sender. Note the flush caps and the
perfect ED on the nose rib.
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You are looking at the bottom of the left aileron's trim control.
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Here is my flush fuel cap. The cutout was located using Zenith's clear
plastic sheet method. The fit is perfect.
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Just in case I need more/different/new wires to the wingtip, I won't have to cut
the wing open.
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The wing is closed!!! You are outboard looking in.
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The left wing is the same as the right, only backwards, with a few exceptions. Here is one of them.
This will be just outboard of nose rib 8.
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Here is another, the pitot/static ports. This is just inboard of rear rib 5.
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