From: "Marvin Kaye" <marv@lancaironline.net>
Subject: need some SFS data
To: lml
Date: Tue, 13 May 2003 09:46:48 -0400
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Hi gang,

Well, we managed to get Ted's panel installed...  twice.  First time let us 
locate the rubs and interferences, and after straightening out all that needed 
straightening, the second installation was the one.  It's officially a panel, 
it's powered up, and after doing some initial testing, I'm proud to report 
that there was only one little wiring problem to be fixed.  Given the number 
of terminations and amount of wire in there, I'm ecstatic about the way it 
turned out.  Today I'll get most of it routed and tied in place and it'll be 
on to getting ready for that first engine start.  Still some interior stuff to 
do as well, but nothing compared to what's been accomplished thus far.  My 
hands look like they've spent the last week in a bag of cats, but teeny scars 
are a badge of honor, aren't they? <G>

So much for the report, on to the real reason for this post... we've got the 
SFS fired up (and the GPS-35 managed to capture enough satellites in the 
garage to let us know that we are really in Maitland!) but need to install 
some basic data in the setup mode.  Could someone out there currently flying a 
IVP with a Sierra installation please post the v-speeds that you're using so 
we have a starting point for Ted's system?  Any and all data you'd like to 
include will be appreciated, and you can leave out the engine stuff, as we've 
got that Eagle540 in there and so that data will have no relevance to our 
engine installation.  Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

    <Marv>