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Date:  3-19-2023
Number of Hours:  12.00
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Brief Description:  Various things before final closing

Looking forward to install that top forward skin, I am doing everything I can that might require an access and if I delay those tasks I might need to crawl under the dash at a later time. This is what I am trying to avoid.

So I started reviewing the wiring and noted that I forgot to pass a mono RCA video cable for the camera which I am mounting up front to see what lies ahead of the high nose RV6. So I planned it but I was missing a few things before installing it.

I also secured many wires bundle with tiewraps & rubber loops in other case. I also made a small attachment to better secure the parking brake cable.

I bled the brakes and although they are stiff, I still see air in the high position of the tubes. What a mess that was . I will revisit that when I feel to do that again. I did not like that because there was oil everywhere ... a real mess.

Finally, I started fitting the very light foam for the cabin interior. That material is rated fire retardant and is sold to train manufacturers as a surface finish; it is a pretty good product , extremely light. It will give a nice look along with protecting from the heat transfer specially when flying during winter.
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wires & cables secure

wires & cables secure

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parking brake cable

parking brake cable

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Interior foam fitting

Interior foam fitting

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