Baby Grob Canopy Needed

Just the Plexiglas.

On 2010-03-03 02:00:54 -0800, Hagbard Celine said:

Are you looking for a complete canopy or just the Plexiglas?

On Mar 2, 8:09*am, Alpha One wrote:
Southern California Soaring Academy near Los Angeles, CA, USA is
looking for a canopy for a Baby Grob.

Burkhart Grob G-102 ClubAstir III D Serial 5640CB

Any leads are appreciated.

Ron Gregg
Southern California Soaring Academy
+1 (661) 944-1090

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On Mar 3, 7:33*am, Alpha One wrote:
Just the Plexiglas.

On 2010-03-03 02:00:54 -0800, Hagbard Celine said:





Are you looking for a complete canopy or just the Plexiglas?

On Mar 2, 8:09 am, Alpha One wrote:
Southern California Soaring Academy near Los Angeles, CA, USA is
looking for a canopy for a Baby Grob.

Burkhart Grob G-102 ClubAstir III D Serial 5640CB

Any leads are appreciated.

Ron Gregg
Southern California Soaring Academy
+1 (661) 944-1090

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I have had a very good experience with Cee Bailey in LA - $319 for a
tinted canopy for a 1-26 WITH CERTS.

Y'all know an aftermarket canopy without certs is not legal if parts
from the Mfg are available right?

Understood.

On 2010-03-03 08:03:55 -0800, said:

I have had a very good experience with Cee Bailey in LA - $319 for a
tinted canopy for a 1-26 WITH CERTS.

Y'all know an aftermarket canopy without certs is not legal if parts
from the Mfg are available right?


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On Mar 3, 8:03*am, wrote:

Y'all know an aftermarket canopy without certs is not legal if parts
from the Mfg are available right?

I am quite sure that a replacement canopy could be manufactured by the
owner of the aircraft for their particular aircraft as allowed by
14CFR§21.303(b)2. The required owner's participation in the
manufacture could be as simple as telling Ray or Judy or whoever "use
aircraft grade acrylic of thus and such thickness and make the profile
match that indicated by these broken pieces." Once that's done, all
you need to do is find an A&P who will install the transparency and
sign for it.

Here's a great Don Dodge article on 14CFR§21.303(b)2 on the Web. It
describes the process and offers a cautionary tale:

http://150cessna.tripod.com/parts.html

Thanks, Bob K.

Thanks for the link. I am learning something.

Ron Gregg


On 2010-03-03 16:30:48 -0800, Bob Kuykendall said:

Here's a great Don Dodge article on 14CFR§21.303(b)2 on the Web. It
describes the process and offers a cautionary tale:


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There's a canopy blank at my club which might be for a 102 (also a
slightly beat up complete canopy off a 102 Club IIIb). I'll check it
next time I'm out there.

On Mar 5, 10:06*pm, Hagbard Celine wrote:
There's a canopy blank at my club which might be for a 102 (also a
slightly beat up complete canopy off a 102 Club IIIb). I'll check it
next time I'm out there.

Amen! Can't wait to actually be able to see out of the BG canopy

I should have a chance to get out to my club by Friday. I'll post
again and answer the e-mails then when I find out whether it really IS
for a single Grob. I'll also get some pictures of the parts.