SAS DC-8-63. LOTS OF EXTRA wiring, some 600 meters, is needed for Inflight Entertainment equipment

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SAS DC-8-63. LOTS OF EXTRA wiring, some 600 meters, is needed for Inflight Entertainment equipment

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A photo of Johan Saxbäck using a diagram to figure out the array of extra wiring for the inflight entertainment equipment on a SAS DC-8-63 aircraft. The inflight entertainment system uses some 600 meters (about 1,968 feet) of extra wiring in all.

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