Layout of SkyView HDX 10" touch interface  from Dynon.

Power panel from Composite Design

IP with Power panel, left of panel is WIG/WAG landing lights switch, Constant Speed Propeller control, Engine Start/Stop, and Nose Landing Gear controls.

First Power Up test of the Panel as you can see with the landing gear indicator.

The back of the IP during the build

In the picture you can see some of the wire management I'm using.

Nose gear wiring rough in to pin out checking wire colors to engineering specs.

Completed nose gear wired, on the left you can see the black box containing the auto lowering circuit connected to the pitot tube.

Upgraded to LED landing lights in the nose. 3 time the lumen, consuming 1/3 watts.

The lights will be covered the Plexiglas covers.

The light a 4 X 9 heat sink, I don't have the room. So I created a hear sink radiator for each light.

Nose down test of landing light.

Nose up test of landing light

One hour later testing the heat sink, working great....

The inside all UV protect with the engine controls in place.

Note the two black knobs one for each fuel tank, also the red knob in the seat back center.

This is the plans spot for the fuel selector valve but I change that to two ball valves at the back near the fire wall not much of the fuel line running inside the cockpit.

Military Style Stick Grips from Infinity Aerospace, wired for speed brake, com radio and more.

In this picture you can see the wiring coming into the cockpit and the fuel valves, heat duct work.

Battery and Master Solenoid, you can also see the firewall pass through for +/- connection.

I've added the fuel tanks, marker light with strobs.

I put a top on the engine stand made from the engine create, giving me a Mobil work table

I needed to control my speed brake linear actuator using SPDT relays.

The question was how to change the polarity of the DC motor in the linear actuator with two joy sticks switches without a chance of a short.

Here is a the test build before I broke out the two relays from the six.

Co-Pilot side relays for speed brake (fully redundant pilot)

Pilot side relays for speed brake (fully redundant on co-pilot side)

Smart battery charge for LiFe smart battery from Aerovoltz they are real supportive and helpful.

First charge using the smart charger on the smart battery. you can see the three cables connection, the middle one on the battery is for diagnostics used to balance the 16 cells.

Finished charge with all cells now balanced.

Dynon delivery now starts the fun.

Two 10" EFIS, EMS, ADS-B, GPS, Transponder, 2 Axis Autopilot

Unpacking the EFIS WOW cool. Can't wait till we fly.

Temples for IP layout, easer to move paper then fixing a mistake.

Cut out to size of each template

Test fit EFIS systems, left room in the center for IFR navigation systems

Back of IP before paint during test fit.

Picture with no flash.

Look at the back of the test fit with some wiring.

Prep. for paint

Used garbage bags cut open into sheets, worked nice.

You can see in this the power panel just fit above the rib support

The paint finish is a gray granite with some texture

Took two cans to complete

Back of IP first coat of paint.

Working on the wiring

More wiring, note each line is labeled.

Backups one for each EFIS system. Good for 2 hours with no system power.

Firewall, on the left is the 12 cell  LiFe smart battery from Aerovoltz

Center is the main relay, on the left is the marker lights with strobes.

Below is the two fuel tank resistance probes.

At the bottom right is the Engine Monitoring System (EMS) for SkyView system.

First time power up test. Not much configured yet, denoted by the RED XX.

Power holding steady at 4 amps combined.

Close up picture

Flash kind of washes out the picture.

More the the equipment install and configured,

you can also see the radio and autopilot powered up.

The blue knob controls the prop pitch.

Co-Pilot side with the maps and engine systems displayed, to the left is the intercom

and Baro, ALT, HDG/TRK quick set panel. 

To the right is a USB used to update the database systems and head phone jack.

GPS and landing gear motor

Picture with no flash

The picture you can see down low to the left is the ADS-B ground plane with antenna.

More work ahead...