All Garmin Carbon panel goes in my Bushplane! (Avionics Part 3 in 4K) 

Damn you're building a nice plane - I'm jelly.

Lookin’ Good. Good call on the extra supports for the back of the avionics, etc.

You're a brave man! Great work with the panel build and wiring- not something I had the desire to tackle. I appreciate all you close-up shots of wiring switches. Keep up the great work! Randy

Nice Steve!

Looking good Steve, seeing all those wires again started to give me PTSD. One at a time and eventually your done ✅

Nice job Steve, coming together very well!

You're in the Pacific NW, dood. As an homage...that lumber in the panel pretty much has to stay. You don't want to anger the forest gods.

Pretty slick my friend!

Super clean panel layout. Hopefully the fitting issues get resolved easily. Seriously considering building a S21. I’m on the other side of the Cascades from you.

Nice looking panel, but i wonder why they designed in in such a way that the G3X doesn't fit well. This is the one thing almost everyone wants in their plane these days. Splitting the panel into 3 might have actually cost a lot of valuable space.

Hi Ryan I bought the kit a couple of years ago and have only started my build. I live in Southern OR. and would love to get connected with you. Mark

Sorry meant "Steve" looking at Ryan below name while typing

Looks good

Hey Steve, I'm building an S-21 and time is near to decide the panel layout and equipment. I'm training to be IFR, but I'm not so sure how much I'll fly IFR, and in particular, how much I'd fly IFR in the S-21. Your IFR setup is GPS only, which I presume is legal if you launch well-above 1-2-3 mins and don't need an alternate, and can reasonably assume an RNAV approach will be usable for your destination. Was that your thinking on your approach to the panel (no pun intended)? I'm trying to learn as I go. Would you be willing to make your CAD files available if someone wanted to repeat your panel build? Thanks, Ron

Looks cool, love the LED Switches but just wondering why no USB, USBc inputs on left seat instead of leaning all way over right-side or maybe I missed something, just my opinion. Looks great though.

Pretty sweet build. How dare anyone ask but I'd sure love to know the total cost upon completion. I am thinking of my own build as well. I think I can do a gyrocopter for 50 -70k depending on titanium and other costly materials I may use. You can pilot a gyrocopter with only 40 hrs in or 80 if you are my age (above 55). Super easy to fly and I love the open-air slow visual feeling of them. The build here is above my knowledge and pay grade but it's going to be incredible and a huge source of pride when finished. #Congrats

I’m going thru the same process now with cutting my mock up panel with illustrator etc. what usb charger and ignition switch key switch did you use?