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Post subject: FS: P2 Sky Buddy SOLD  Posted: 27 Feb 2025, 17:16 |
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Company: Retired Airline Guy
Location: NE Texas / NW Arkansas
Aircraft: Bonanza V35
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This is a P2 Sky Buddy used for altitude and heading reminders that I used for IFR flying. Now I have an autopilot and no longer have a need for this instrument. Worked perfectly when removed! Has Velcro stuck on the base of the unit as I had it installed on the top of my glare shield. Cosmetics are super!!! Shipping listed at $25 unless you are remote and then shipping will be determined! I’ve helped pay for shipping all to often so I’m trying to stop doing that. I completely redid my instrument panel so I’m selling everything I no longer need. Thanks for looking! SOLD!
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Post subject: Re: FS: P2 Sky Buddy $150 OBO Plus $25 shipping! Posted: 27 Feb 2025, 21:09 |
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Location: TJIG- Isla Grande, San Juan, PR
Aircraft: 1955 F35 Bonanza
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Thats a pretty neat device! I like the concept. A nice visual reminder front and center, as opposed to the kneeboard that is mostly blocked by the control wheel...
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Post subject: Re: FS: P2 Sky Buddy $150 OBO Plus $25 shipping! Posted: 27 Feb 2025, 23:07 |
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Joined: 04/27/14
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Company: Retired Airline Guy
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Username Protected wrote: Thats a pretty neat device! I like the concept. A nice visual reminder front and center, as opposed to the kneeboard that is mostly blocked by the control wheel... I really liked using it since I didn’t have anything but memory or to use notes while flying. I also didn’t have a functioning autopilot then so it was for me, a good safety device! If it doesn’t sell, I’ll just keep it for a backup although I don’t have a real need for it anymore. Even as a backup!
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