Replacing the Rotax 912 ULS engine mounts and installing the cockpit panels on a TL-96 LSA - S01 E19

Doing more work on my TL Ultralight TL-96! On this episode a recap of the work I did on the Rotax 912 ULS engine mounts and rubbers and (finally) the installation of the cockpit panels! Yay! :) See previous episodes and full description for more info... On this episode more technical work on my TL-96, which started a couple months ago. Where I worked in previous episodes on designing new cockpit panels, installing new wing tip LED lights, new avionics and more, this episode tells the story of servicing the engine mount and rubbers and the installation of the cockpit panels. Curious? Go check out this episode! :) Special thanks to Kevin Wolters and Niels Dam, for helping me out on a couple of occasions! Go check out Kevin's Instagram here:   / kevintjuh7   And check out Niels' YouTube channel Dutch Aviation Blog here:    / @dutchaviationblog   Warning! This is NOT an instructional video on how to work on aircraft, but only a video report of the work I did on mine. If you want to work on your aircraft or those of others, please ask a certified mechanic for help. Link to TL Ultralight: http://www.tl-ultralight.cz/en Questions or remarks? Please leave them in the comments of this video... #avionics #cockpit #rotax _____ Like it? Thumbs up! Want more? Subscribe and enable notifications! For more info and mailing list please visit: http://www.forfunflyer.com Support us on Patreon:   / forfunflyer   Follow us on Facebook:   / forfunflyer   Tune in at Instagram:   / forfunflyer   Some music (c) by Solidtrax: http://www.solidtrax.nl Other royalty free music by: https://www.bensound.com _____ DISCLAIMER Ever since I received my pilot license, I shared my passion for aviation with a lot (and I mean a lot!) of passengers! Because I enjoy sharing my aviation passion so much, I would like to share it with the rest of the world too! But since taking on 7 billion people as my passenger isn't really practical, sharing my passion via YouTube is... ;) Where a lot of aviation channels on YouTube focus on General Aviation at the west side of the Atlantic, my channel focuses on Light Sport Aviation in Europe, primarily Holland and Germany. Light Sport Aircraft are also known as 'Microlight Aircraft' or 'Ultralight Aircraft'. The reason I make these videos is to exchange aviation stories and learn and improve by sharing. And because I love to share!