All info is right here:
http://www.aurorarc.com/products-page

These kits are top notch!

Must have missed the link the first time around. Thanks Michael.

We'll be there!

Originally Posted by BOSSIER_ROB

How do you install your lights on you 104? I'm interested in lighting mine up. I'd like to see a set for my 119 as well. Are there sets for 40%'s?

Hey there, Bob
The installation is super simple, basically pulling wires through the wings, and mounting depends on your wing tips. For instance, if you have thin ply for your tips, you'll wanna beef them up a little by making a plywood reinforcement to attach to the tips and drill the holes for wires and bolting the lights in, if there's already enough meat at the tips, see the pic.

Mounting is very versatile and there are quite a few ways to go about it.

There is some very simple soldering to be done, so easy my siamese kitten could do it, and the installation time at worst is 2 hours, one hour if you're on a planework roll.

We have sets for even 50% and up, the "Aurora" kit (seen at the website) will work for aircraft up to 42%, especially with the tail kit.
You should have no problem!

- Aurora Girl

Looks like I have some light kits to buy before Nall.

Originally Posted by planecajun

Im going. travelling tuesday, be there wednesday thru sunday. hoping to bring 3W Yak, 40% carden edge (red bull), and 75cc aeroworks YAK. I'll let you fly the little Yak SleepyC.

If your gonna bring the Edge, you better start stripping that covering off and get it recovered so you can put those bad ass graphics on it

Myself and JCFLYR

First Timers! Doing Saturday to Saturday. Leaving planes home as I am taking lots of pictures and visiting those I have met on the web. My buddy is bringing the coach and I am cooking the dinners. We plan on eating good and meeting new friends. Can't wait!

Originally Posted by juicesqueezer

First Timers! Doing Saturday to Saturday. Leaving planes home as I am taking lots of pictures and visiting those I have met on the web. My buddy is bringing the coach and I am cooking the dinners. We plan on eating good and meeting new friends. Can't wait!

Bring Whiskey for night time beverages only of course, where does the chow line start????

Originally Posted by superstocktx

If your gonna bring the Edge, you better start stripping that covering off and get it recovered so you can put those bad ass graphics on it

yep, lots of work to do........im still stuck offshore though. looks like i'll make a month out here on this job.

Originally Posted by sherman89

Bring Whiskey for night time beverages only of course, where does the chow line start????

Hey Rob; So looking forward to being there! Will have to have some beer for sure.

Originally Posted by planecajun

yep, lots of work to do........im still stuck offshore though. looks like i'll make a month out here on this job.

I hear the cash register ringing, stay safe!!!!!

Originally Posted by juicesqueezer

Hey Rob; So looking forward to being there! Will have to have some beer for sure.

Whiskey---prefer Canadian rye-----Wiser's works----beer is for the young ones that do not appreciate a fine whiskey-----for medicinal purposes only of course!!!!!

Originally Posted by sherman89

Whiskey---prefer Canadian rye-----Wiser's works----beer is for the young ones that do not appreciate a fine whiskey-----for medicinal purposes only of course!!!!!

My favorite song by Tom T. Hall is: I like beer! Not much of a whiskey drinker, but do like shine! lol

Originally Posted by juicesqueezer

My favorite song by Tom T. Hall is: I like beer! Not much of a whiskey drinker, but do like shine! lol

Good shine will do----for medicinal purposes only of course!!!!!!!!! or you can drop the whiskey of and go drink beer with Tom. Speaking of good shine----I sampled some shine last year that was very good.