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Aircraft info/advice by
Barry
Thanks in advance.
I'm looking into building an airplane kit. All the experience here could
probably help me as opposed to a blind search. I'm looking for a kit that
would be consider IFR flyable. Would probably lean towards four seat but a
my wife won't fly is probably not mandatory. I would...
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Basic question by
[email protected]
As I have only ever flown Cessnas, I have a basic question. When
flying a stick plane like an RV-7. What hand do people fly with? On
a yoke I generally used 2 but if I had to use one to do something else
I would keep the left on the yoke. However, I don't know how
comfortable I would feel...
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Going to get started by
Barry[_3_]
I've been reading this group for years. I am ready after much thought to
take the plunge and order a kit. I have settled on the Van's RV-7A. My
question is can anyone point me to a summary of how to get started. I'm not
talking about building or anything like that. I mean the paperwork...
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Anybody tape entire "A plane is born" series? by
Bart D. Hull
I tried to tape the entire series when they held the
marathon weekend but it rained here and there is a bunch
of spots the satellite reception cut out.
I'd love a complete copy.
Thanks
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Bart D. Hull
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Need suggestions for clean butt splice for electrical wires. by
Bart D. Hull
I'm working on the firewall forward for my homebuilt.
I need to extend various wires to make it to their respective destinations.
(14 to 26 gauge wires.)
Any way to have a nice clean butt joint? I don't like the crimp butt joints
or twisting the wires together with the accompanying monster...
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January 30th 04 04:28 AM
by B2431
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OT - Statue of Liberty reopening B.S! by
Bart D. Hull
What is with this crap that they need to raise 5 million to
reopen the Statue of Liberty? Talk about ransom and terrorism
and our government is the source again!
The park service doesn't make enough with the fees they charge?
Talk about seriously ****ing people off. (Including me!)
Sorry, had to...
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Pitch and Diameter of 3 blade prop for IO-360 200HP by
Bart D. Hull
Does anybody know the Pitch and Diameter of 3 blade
prop for IO-360, 200HP? I looked at various prop
manufacturer websites but could not decode their
prop reference numbers.
I'm looking to match pitch and diameter for a
200MPH fast-glass kit with a Subaru engine.
Thanks
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Ideas for shipping a fiberglass cowling.... by
Bart D. Hull
I need to get a fiberglass cowling from Williston, FL 32696 to
Tempe, AZ 85283 (Cowling would fit in a 45"W x 40"L x 40"H box.
Forward Air has gone nuts with their shipping rates. (Over $400)
so I'm looking for better ideas.
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Bart D. Hull
Tempe, Arizona
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December 7th 03 09:40 PM
by Rich S.
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Aluminum vs Fiberglass landing gear - Pro's and cons. by
Bart D. Hull
I'm in the process of building a Team Tango (similar to a Glasair IIFG) and have
a few thoughts about the landing gear. The earlier kits had fiberglass "legs"
and the newer kits have aluminum legs.
I flew in a Tango with the aluminum gear and it seemed quite harsh on landing. I
know aluminum gear...
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Marker Beacon Antenna - Paging Jim Weir. by
Bart D. Hull
Does the marker beacon antenna HAVE to be the length stated in your manual
or can it be scaled down?
Reason I ask is I don't have the length available in my fuselage without
going over large metallic objects. (Like a oxygen tank or rear tiedown mount.)
Thanks for your support.
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Bart D....
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Aluminum vs Fiberglass landing gear - Pro's and cons. by
Bart Hull
I'm in the process of building a Team Tango (similar to a Glasair IIFG) and have
a few thoughts about the landing gear. The earlier kits had fiberglass "legs"
and the newer kits have aluminum legs.
I flew in a Tango with the aluminum gear and it seemed quite harsh on landing. I
know aluminum gear...
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Aluminum vs Fiberglass landing gear - Pro's and cons. by
Bart Hull
I'm in the process of building a Team Tango (similar to a Glasair IIFG) and have
a few thoughts about the landing gear. The earlier kits had fiberglass "legs"
and the newer kits have aluminum legs.
I flew in a Tango with the aluminum gear and it seemed quite harsh on landing. I
know aluminum gear...
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Aluminum vs Fiberglass landing gear - Pro's and cons. by
Bart Hull
I'm in the process of building a Team Tango (similar to a Glasair IIFG) and have
a few thoughts about the landing gear. The earlier kits had fiberglass "legs"
and the newer kits have aluminum legs.
I flew in a Tango with the aluminum gear and it seemed quite harsh on landing. I
know aluminum gear...
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Cockpit air vents by
bartbrn
Anyone know where I can get small adjustable cockpit air vents that
don't cost $80.00 a pop?
Thanks!
Bart
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Trike vs Fixed Wing U/L vs Gyros by
BARTFIO
Does anyone here have experience in all three of these type a/c? I would like
to know which of the 3 would handle cross winds best and which has a safer
overall
operational record. So far, I've read that the gyro is better with crosswinds
(ref Dr. Taggart) than even some factory fixed wings. I...
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by BARTFIO
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It doesn't fly, BUT... by
Bart[_2_]
I hope I'm not intruding here, but I'm building a car with a plywood
monocoque chassis bonded to fiberglass body panels. It's not as
bizarre as it may sound: the chassis design is based partly on that of
the Marcos GT, which used exactly that model of construction. The
chassis designer was Frank...
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The plywood monocoque car guy by
Bart[_2_]
I know I haven't posted in here in about forever, and I'm (sadly) no
further along in this project than the "gathered most materials, still
doing last-minute-design" stage, but I need to ask a couple plywood
questions:
First, I'm guessing that marine plywood was used in the construction
of the...
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Seat Fabric by
[email protected]
All:
I need to recover a seat for a Cessna 182.
Looking for a vendor for FAA approved fabric.
Any suggestions?
Colin
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