At 03:32 AM 2/2/2006, you wrote: >Let me jump in here before you make the same mistake I did. I went with >Joe's auto plug conversion for the same reasons your thinking about doing it >( $$$). >The kit cost 160.00 and the plugs were around 1.50 apiece, not bad you would >think. After 1 day of converting to auto plugs the engine ran >great-------but the real problem started when I turned on the radio, NOTHING >BUT RF NOISE. And when I pushed up the throttle all I heard was a loud >buzzing, I had absolutely no radio what so ever-----0. I called Joe and >advised him my radio was useless, he said get an RF suppressor, I said I >have one already, I asked if he got any other complaints, he said he did >hear of some reports but blamed it on the wires. Long story short I had a >brand new custom harness made and installed 8 new aviation plugs, now I have >the quietest radio possible. Total cost of this venture was around >$500.00.----------BIG MISTAKE. >Your results may be may vary, but not by much if I had to guess.
My results varied. I followed Joe's suggestions completely. My Microair 760 is the clearest sounding radio I have ever heard in a plane (Including DC-10s). Larry Severson Fountain Valley, CA 92708 (714) 968-9852 lar...@socal.rr.com
