RV 10 Plug N Play

In this video we traveled to Spruce Creek Fly In airpark in Florida to install the first of our RV-10 Plug N Play systems. Adam shows a little bit of what we have to offer. This system is mostly plug n play, due to the design of RV aircraft some connectors need to be disassembled to run through holes through out the aircraft, and while we will provide the engine sensor wires, those will have to be connected to the sensors by the builder.
Adam happens to be wearing a Michigan Avionics shirt in this video, Michigan Avionics is our sister company which is the North American sales and support for MGL Avionics.

[@photon1972]

Excellent video and explanation. We'll talk as soon as my hangar is finished.

[@3dogman311]

Very nice presentation. You're getting good at these..!

[@MidwestPanels]

Thank you!

[@ericbuhrendorf]

Can you do a video on a “basic ifr” panel and what that means? I think you covered it sort of in a previous video but another focus would be interesting

[@MidwestPanels]

We will see what we can do. Thanks for watching.

[@akschu1]

That's really odd that the audio panel is the panel version and the autopilot is the remote version. I have a similar setup in my airplane, but a GMC507 on the panel and the remote GMA-245r. I figured I'd be touching the AP more frequently than the volume or music buttons.

[@MidwestPanels]

Actually they located the GMC 507 below on the center console they installed.

[@akschu1]

@@MidwestPanels that makes way more sense, thanks for responding.