What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
Pilot departed venice, FL enroute to monroe, NC. IFR was filed; however, conditions were VMC. The pilot received an “overvoltage” annunciation. The alternator was turned off and during a subsequent reset of the electrical system, the left EFIS screen failed followed immediately by the right EFIS screen. A puff of smoke and acrid odor was observed in proximity of the right screen. All electrical equipment was secured with the exception of one nav/comm and transponder. An emergency was declared at approximately 1622. The flight continued uneventfully until landing at 1646.
As the FAA filed it
PILOT DEPARTED VENICE, FL ENROUTE TO MONROE, NC. IFR WAS FILED; HOWEVER, CONDITIONS WERE VMC. THE PILOT RECEIVED AN “OVERVOLTAGE” ANNUNCIATION. THE ALTERNATOR WAS TURNED OFF AND DURING A SUBSEQUENT RESET OF THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM, THE LEFT EFIS SCREEN FAILED FOLLOWED IMMEDIATELY BY THE RIGHT EFIS SCREEN. A PUFF OF SMOKE AND ACRID ODOR WAS OBSERVED IN PROXIMITY OF THE RIGHT SCREEN. ALL ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT WAS SECURED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ONE NAV/COMM AND TRANSPONDER. AN EMERGENCY WAS DECLARED AT APPROXIMATELY 1622. THE FLIGHT CONTINUED UNEVENTFULLY UNTIL LANDING AT 1646.