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I now know the adrenaline rush that other builders get during their projects
first flight. Last Jan 17th, after 11 years building, my Glasair 1-RG and I took to the sky. First flight was cut short because of high oil temps, I think the temps are now cured. So far we have 8 flights, testing gear retraction and start exploring both ends of the speed envelope, 205 MPH to date, will continue opening the envelop as flights progress. This Glasair is powered by a 230 HP, Subaru EG-33 removed from an SVX. Propeller is an MTV-18, 3-blade electric constant speed. Russell Sherwood Houston TX |
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R&R Sherwood wrote:
I now know the adrenaline rush that other builders get during their projects first flight. Last Jan 17th, after 11 years building, my Glasair 1-RG and I took to the sky. First flight was cut short because of high oil temps, I think the temps are now cured. So far we have 8 flights, testing gear retraction and start exploring both ends of the speed envelope, 205 MPH to date, will continue opening the envelop as flights progress. This Glasair is powered by a 230 HP, Subaru EG-33 removed from an SVX. Propeller is an MTV-18, 3-blade electric constant speed. Russell Sherwood Houston TX Like your first solo, that first flight will be with you forever. But dam, Russell! Not many of us make first flights in THAT kind of machine. wOw ! Richard |
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In R&R Sherwood wrote:
I now know the adrenaline rush that other builders get during their projects first flight. Last Jan 17th, after 11 years building, my Glasair 1-RG and I took to the sky. Congratulations and I want to thank all of you people who have been posting about your first flights here lately. It is a big source of encouragement to those of us who are still building to be reminded that there is eventually a light at the end of the tunnel. ---------------------------------------------------- Del Rawlins- Remove _kills_spammers_ to reply via email. Unofficial Bearhawk FAQ website: http://www.rawlinsbrothers.org/bhfaq/ |
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![]() "R&R Sherwood" wrote in message ... I now know the adrenaline rush that other builders get during their projects first flight. Last Jan 17th, after 11 years building, my Glasair 1-RG and I took to the sky. First flight was cut short because of high oil temps, I think the temps are now cured. So far we have 8 flights, testing gear retraction and start exploring both ends of the speed envelope, 205 MPH to date, will continue opening the envelop as flights progress. That's a hot little plane. Are you wearing a chute during testing? |
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No chute ..... just a Nomex fire suit.
"damron" wrote in message news:yMgXb.30156$yE5.108516@attbi_s54.. That's a hot little plane. Are you wearing a chute during testing? |
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