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I'm considering the purchase of a share in a Steen Skybolt (homebuilt
biplane). I'd never seen one before and my mechanical experience consists of peeking under the cowl of rental aircraft (this would be my first airplane). Needless to say, I need somebody familiar with the type to have a good look at it. If anybody here is willing to do that, or know anybody who might be, please drop me a note. The airplane is based at RHV (San Jose, CA). Look up EAA Chapter 62 on the web -- they're based at RHV. One of them should know an AP who built a Skybolt at RHV. If Robin is your instructor, he'd know the builder, as Robin did the first flight on it. Ed Wischmeyer former President, EAA Chapter 62 |
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Borislav Deianov wrote in message ...
Hi, I'm considering the purchase of a share in a Steen Skybolt (homebuilt biplane). I'd never seen one before and my mechanical experience consists of peeking under the cowl of rental aircraft (this would be my first airplane). Needless to say, I need somebody familiar with the type to have a good look at it. If anybody here is willing to do that, or know anybody who might be, please drop me a note. The airplane is based at RHV (San Jose, CA). Thanks, Boris You really should have a pre-purchase inspection by a competent A&P. Vern Miller and Brian Stout are both located at RHV. I believe Brian Stout at Flying S Aviation owns a Skybolt himself. Either would do a good job for you. Ron French Navion 4969K RHV |
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In rec.aviation.homebuilt Gregg Germain wrote:
In rec.aviation.homebuilt Borislav Deianov wrote: : I'm considering the purchase of a share in a Steen Skybolt (homebuilt I don't suppose you are looking at the Skybolt built an downed by Erik Schilling, are you? No. I'm told there are two Skybolts at the field but I'm not yet positive who owns the other one. Boris |
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In rec.aviation.homebuilt Ed Wischmeyer wrote:
Look up EAA Chapter 62 on the web -- they're based at RHV. One of them should know an AP who built a Skybolt at RHV. If Robin is your instructor, he'd know the builder, as Robin did the first flight on it. Yes, Robin is the instructor I was talking about. I'll asking him, and I'll check out the EAA chapter. Thanks a lot for the tip! Boris |
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In rec.aviation.homebuilt Ron French wrote:
You really should have a pre-purchase inspection by a competent A&P. Vern Miller and Brian Stout are both located at RHV. I believe Brian Stout at Flying S Aviation owns a Skybolt himself. Either would do a good job for you. Thanks a lot, I'll try to get in touch with them. Boris |
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On Tue, 19 Aug 2003 05:08:48 +0000 (UTC), Borislav Deianov
wrote: Hi, I'm considering the purchase of a share in a Steen Skybolt (homebuilt biplane). I'd never seen one before and my mechanical experience consists of peeking under the cowl of rental aircraft (this would be my first airplane). Needless to say, I need somebody familiar with the type to have a good look at it. If anybody here is willing to do that, or know anybody who might be, please drop me a note. The airplane is based at RHV (San Jose, CA). Thanks, Boris Borris, You might want to check with our estemmed Highflyer. He said that he worked with Lamar Steen during the development of the prototype. O-ring |
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