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Electrical

May 25, 2006

2 hours logged

This evening, I continued with the keep alive battery tray. I riveted it all together, and drilled the holes for the bolts that will secure the rearward end in the plane. I also put some angles in to hold the battery fore-aft. I haven’t taken a picture of this yet, but I will do, and post it here next chance I get.

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