Christian L

I think this is the only one there is

Thanks for your reply. I guess I'll have to go about it that way, then. Even the mechanics here at the shipyard don't dare try it. You could end up damaging the table underneath, after all.

Do you mean the vertical one that screws onto the pressure regulator? I'm asking because Paolo shows his further down, and it's as flat as my old one. But I can't find that one for sale anywhere.

I'm currently refitting my Elan 434. In the gas cabinet, I found the pressure regulator shown below. It’s nice and flat, but unfortunately it’s not certified and doesn’t have a shut-off valve. I only have a little space at the top of the compartment—about 6–7 cm. Will the GOK safety valve still fit there? How did you guys install your system there? Greetings from Greece

Hi, I bought an Elan 434, built in 2005. Unfortunately, the cockpit table was painted very sloppily. I’d like to take it apart and take it to a cabinetmaker. Either they’ll replace it with brand-new wood, or the cabinetmaker can refinish it. But I can’t find any screws except for the two large nuts under the thick handle above the compass. Has anyone ever replaced this table before? Is it glued down across the entire surface? I’m not ready to pry it loose just yet. Best regards