Pitot Static

Tonight I installed a couple of adel clamps to hold the pitot static lines, keeping them clear of the sharp edges they pass near under the panel. The routing is a little weird because I don’t want to put too sharp of a bend in the tubes. The tubes come up out of the wiring channel, pass over the wiring frame I built, come out the bottom of the forward side of the sub panel, then up through a gap between the panel and sub panel. I plan to install t-connectors on the top of the shelf behind the PFD, sending air to both the G5 and the ADAHRS unit mounted on the back of the PFD..

I then mixed up some epoxy resin and glued some zip tie holders onto the shelf.

Two adel clamps holding the pneumatic pitot, static, and AOA tubes where they pass under the sub panel and back up to the shelf behind the top of the panel.
The pitot static lines emerging onto the shelf. Note the black zip tie holders glued to the shelf to support the t-connectors