While waiting for George and Pip I pulled and organized all the parts and pieces for the FWF wiring, and organized the mounting hardware. Then spent some time working the canopy fiberglass with 150 paper. It's pretty good now, but I need to fix a few minor imperfections.
George and Pip arrived and we went to work mounting the electrical components. Then did the wiring. Things progressed quickly with Pip reading the instructions and handing me the parts. Finished the entire section until where it says turn on the master.
The VERY loud sound of the fuel pump scared me half out of my wits. Holy cow, I hope that thing quiets down when it has fuel in it! Pulled the pump fuse and tried again. Quite a thrill watching all the avionics come to life. No smoke! Couldn't proceed to the potentiometer setting because no trim servo installed. Next I will get the servo out of the garage storage and plug it in, and proceed with the testing and calibration.
