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Could you share some pictures of your modification to us， Thank you. From Eric Huang

Because most constructors would have fitted the instrument panel before fitting the windscreen, it can be difficult to remove. If it is held in place by captive nuts, then that makes things a lot

Anyone had any experience removing the instrument panel on an X-Air Standard? How difficult is it to pull it out so I can easily access the wiring behind it? Any tips? I am seriously considering

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Anyone have a redundant set of outside covers or where to get them in the UK at a reasonable price?

Glad to help, John

Thank you. Marlin L. Jones

The engine and the instrument panel

Lockwood aviation in Sebring FLA, better tips but may need a little sanding to fit tubing.

Does anyone know a source in the US to purchase the plastic batten tips (X-Air part #120178)? Thanks. Marlin L. Jones

I agree. I would not trade my S for a 172 even money. The more pilots that fly with me the more they get it. I have hopes for more enthusiasm for the X-Air. As I commented previously, 2 guys at my

Thanks. I know Joe and things have really slowed down at Clyde Valley. Too bad.

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Thanks John. I'll pass that along.

Strike that!X-Air Standard of Joe Carswell's was sold long ago!

No standard but I have 2 new Hanumans ( H) models for less than half list price. Both in SC

There may be a few Standards in NC.? I remember former dealer Joe Carswell had something like that in? Morganton? NC, but I could be wrong. Also there was one near? Maiden, NC. Maybe Laney's

I am checking to see if anyone is selling a Standard in the US, preferably in the Southeast. A couple of guys at our airport are lusting after mine and asking if I can maybe find any for sale.

Are you replacing it because of damage or just wear? I just replaced the front wheel bearings that were shot. Easy task.

Personally, I would be a little bit worried because the front pod and the windscreen structure becomes "almost" a structural part of the aircraft providing support for a lot of other areas. Simply