Barry sounds like you could have a vapor locking problem or too rich hot
problem. If mixtures are correct you could possibly be gapped too large making
it hard to start hot due to lean mixture extra resistance.
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climbing the ladder until you get to the State
Tax Commisioner if that is what it takes to get relief until it is reviewed.
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ossibility is that you have insufficient lubrication of the seal
when installing which before it seats it wears excessively. Also typically the
surface where the seal rides must be polished in order to re-new the surface
for good seal life and wear.
Just my 2 cents....
Colin & Bev Rainey
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fiber in place of multiple
layers of glass. If only one layer is called for you get a similar weight but
alot stronger part, your choice.
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You can use an air or smog pump standard equipment on many autos from the 70s
and 80s, and just reverse the hookups so that instead of blowing it is sucking
air. They were belt driven in plentiful supply, easy to rig, light weight, and
low on hp draw.
Colin & Bev Rainey
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get
sucked into the line and plug the instruments. You will still need some form
of a regulator.
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for years in the jets but
with redundant electricals. Even more weight
Every choice has its own compromises, choose whatever best suits you...
Come inspector please call back
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kind of instrument work/flying I am
talking about, not getting into the clouds for hours at a time like I do now
with 172s and twins. Sometimes I wonder about using 172s, but that is another
story....
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if I could just get some sleep
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Dan
The mounting holes were elongated for adjusting the brackets to agree with
one another. He wanted only the one hole not slots. I think he said since I
was going to have to remake them anyway, so make them out of 4130 steel.
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torque applied
alot of times to get the job done.
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in secret until the firewall forward package is
proven and complete.
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prey to the "well that is what
this pilot told me" syndrome. Many many accidents and incidents with aircraft
would have been prevented if pilots had just read first about what they were
doing instead of trying to learn OJT!
Colin & Bev Rainey
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eciate you taking the
time to explain it...
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with them properly.
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sewn into the lap belt for ease of use.
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you are VERY light. Just my opinion...
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to
see the runway in these aircraft! Guess that is why it was so easy for me
to get my taildragger endorsement. I have always used my peripheral vision
and S-turning on taxi, and landing to be able to see! Price you pay for
being 5'4"!!!!
Colin & Bev Rainey
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Sanford,
I have to call them back out.
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Biennial Flight Review
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. Prop, engine power, wing, weight will all have an effect on
these numbers.
Finishing my dual stick install (story later) and dressing up the wiring
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, or different agencies communicating. Keep
good records
Dual sticks in and moving on to the wiring.
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yogurt cups
for mixing and let them cure overnight and you can just flex the cup and clean
off the epoxy and use it again.
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Wesley
Why would you want a steel frame? Pound for pound spruce is lighter at the
same strength unless you use one of the exotic metals, then you might as well
pick a different plane.
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might be to take
note that most aircraft that I have seen that fly mountainous areas regularly
are either turbo-charged, or the next size larger engine available, i.e.:
IO-540 in place of an O-360 etc...
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many a junior tech make a minor error while working on
a car, and cause his own problem, but the tendency is to rule out what we just
did and look elsewhere.
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They were also very helpful and
instructional on how to bring the plane up to "standard". Overall a pleasant
experience, and encouraging information that with the corrections made, N96TA
will get her Airworthiness Certificate and we can begin the test flying.
Colin & Bev Rain
. The tach and airspeed indicator
are already marked.
Thanks in advance,
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Thanks a million Brian
I am going over today to mark them and install the other missing placards.
Just details now to getting done!
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to be required to resist detonation,
or some form of spark retard, detonation prevention, such as using the
factory egr valve will have to be employed.
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modest compared to
what you think.
And to borrow a phrase from Larry, "your results may vary"
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r builders, and provide a complete debrief
to any who wants that information offline.
(gulp, jitters already) Here we go....
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at one end with the fasteners, and drill
then mount. Otherwise the holes might not line up later. Also use a rounded
head screw unless you have counter sunk the aluminum, or the flathead screws
will stand up more than round heads (don't ask how I know).
Colin & Bev Rainey
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crain
to bearings designed more for that load. Secondarily you also
slow prop, allowing it to operate more in its range of efficiency, and you
multiply the TORQUE (not horsepower) of the engine due to the gained mechanical
advantage (similar to a car's drive axle ring & pinion gears).
Colin & Be
to bearings designed more for that load. Secondarily you also
slow prop, allowing it to operate more in its range of efficiency, and you
multiply the TORQUE (not horsepower) of the engine due to the gained mechanical
advantage (similar to a car's drive axle ring & pinion gears).
Colin & Be
will continue to fly with me
for many more years! Thank you for all the support!
FLY SAFE!!
Do not archive.
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id waiting for Christmas now!
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there
first and you will save all kinds of time asking questions and wracking your
own brain trying to figure it out.
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with Diehl case, and pretty stock
cowling.
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have a tendency to make his less sensitive as well. Diehl wing skins
should make it even more so as they have the additional wing panel outboard of
the plans tip.
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. It details everything you
need to do, and gives examples in the appendices of the forms required, how to
fill them out, etc... I will post a complete break down ( bad choice of words)
of the inspection commentary, good and bad for all to learn from. Here goes...
Colin & Bev Rainey
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Netters
I have 2 Subaru engines, one that all the machining has been done to ready for
reassembly, the other straight out of the car, EA81 variety. $100 dollars
takes both, plus shipping to you. If interested contact me off the net.
Colin & Bev Rainey
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c
Godspeed to your Father, Scott, I am sure he will be sorely missed!
An old Native American proverb: No one ever really dies as long as there is
someone around to remember them.
Do not archive
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ht is slowly added that the
dramatic nose down will start to occur less at the same speeds, and the plane
will fly faster, but with alittle more attention.
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e assembly line on
virtually all rear wheel drive axle cases, valve covers not using rubber
gaskets, the ends of the intake gaskets on V6 & V8 engines, and much more.
Good building....
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of fiberglass tape
cut to shape and tied the 2 sides together with 3 layers of deck cloth. All it
needs now is proper finishing when I repaint the whole plane next fall.
Just as a side note, I am calling the inspector Monday to set up the
inspection, cross your fingers..
Colin &
I agree with Dan
Mine is halfway to the tip on the left wing and I have no prop wash issues.
With nearly 2 hours of taxi testing performed no false readings.
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for those who have one.
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are old reliable and in the case of retractable gear it is very
comforting to know that these are the indications you are seeing on your panel.
I would not use a pitot pressure switch if it were my aircraft. There is no
denying when the gear is compressed due to being on the ground.
Colin & Be
will probably be more
valuable then having 2.
Is my coffee ready yet?
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w through has these
seals. Most turbos are the blow through design, and draw outside air in, then
compress it and send it on to the carb or fuel injection system. Also turbos
typically allow for the elimination of any kind of muffler due to their
quieting effect.
Flame as necessary..l
Look at the typical race car
engine, totally rebuilt after every race, if not several times during one as in
drag racing. The more you ask of it, the shorter its life, given you are
comparing against someone else with a stock engine configuration.
Colin & Bev Rainey
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anifold
to prevent over pressurizing, and also consider some form of spark retard at
lower RPMs, while under boost, the same as the 2300 motor in the Mustang has.
The engine can't tolerate these pressures for long periods in the lower RPMs
and will lead to piston, rod or crankshaft failure
overloads the nose gear. Descend down final,
round out into ground effect and pause as you fly in ground effect with the
performance increase, and then begin the flare at the point when you begin to
descend again. Works on every plane I have ever flown! Happy flying
Colin & Bev Ra
.
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Chris
Thanks for the information. I will be investigating this on Saturday. I will
let you know.
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Larry
Sounds good about using the spacers. I may go ahead and add some just to
make the pushrod come into better alignment, thus get full travel also. I'm
also measuring the bellcranks for accuracy this weekend.
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seal it to adapt it to the small bleed nipple. Worked like a charm. I will
send pictures to Dan for posting on the site if anyone is interested.
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of the curve you are on). Expect any time
you change fuel grade to completely re-tune. In drag racing we found simple
temp changes influenced jet settings, mixture adjustments. Please be careful!
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!!!
I can park her on a dime with the full swivel free castoring pneumatic
tailwheel. Bev was with me and boy is she BIT! I am in trouble
now.. She is ready to fly!
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reas must have a
Mode C encoding transponder to operate in those areas. This should answer your
questions.
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Mark & netters
Correct me if I am wrong about aviation carbs, but the range of adjustment has
to be set initially, and then is pilot adjustable from there. Also base
jetting would have to be correct for total possible richness, true?
Colin & Bev Rainey
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mount of engine heat applied to the carb for proper atomization of the
fuel mixture, or commonly, fuel mixing. So yes Serge apply heat.
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when accelerating,
loss of power at full throttle, unpredictable fuel consumption, plug fouling,
and premature engine wear due to cylinder wash.
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and then below, so that I can check my
aileron geometry please. I have not been able to address this previously
because this is the first time she has had her wings on to stay. The reason I
ask is that when disconnected there is ALOT more motion available for both the
ailerons and the stick.
Colin &
an accident. I
even asked an airworthiness guy from the FSDO and he was clueless whether I was
right or wrong. Thank you Dana.
Larry, sit down & shut up.....
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nd working out the mounting
for the brake covers, then painting them also. These I will install once
testing is over with and I am sure I will not tear them up, HaHa!
Getting closer.....
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if it is but you have not
filed, tough luck running up there with the big boys.
I too want to turbo for "normalizing" not for increased performance below
3000 feet. But, that will have to wait....
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o me, I have
ordered from them twice.
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ar's and possibly replace the Gathering with one here next year. But
wherever it is, late spring to summer is best, all the way around.
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at started out almost as a
joke on KRnet ended up with me meeting a lot of great
KR people and making some life-long friends. And a
great weekend as well.
Best wishes for your get-together.
Frank Ross
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s not practically located when
you are buckled in and going through the motions of actually flying, holding
the stick, sitting in the correct position etc... You want to know the 2nd
before your flight not after in the air.
Hope this helps some
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
Sa
und effect. I will let everyone know what I think of the process during and
after I have done so. Soon as the rain stops, we are off to the airport with
N96TA!
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you will
probably meet the ground alot faster then you would like to! I would
recommend at least 10 mph faster than that speed. If you have flaps then make
sure you know the difference in allowable approach speed with and without flaps.
Colin & Bev Rainey
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crain..
alot of
our ability to compensate for situations and reduce our alternatives. As we
gain experience we can then push this envelope and fly closer to those margins.
FLY SAFE! All..
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inted out, just because you have hours,
or are even current, as I was here, doesn't mean you are proficient in this
aircraft. Take it slow and deliberate. If you will remember, your first
lessons went the same way, one bite at a time.
Sorry it got long, but felt it was important.....
Co
encoded altitude must be
re-certified every 2 years & noted in the maintenance log for the airplane,
even if it is experimental. I will use CE Avionics at SFB if anyone wants to
call them and verify their application. Happy flying..getting closer....
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
a safety standpoint there should never be any phase of any flight
that relies on luck, or is in question. If that's the case it is time to land
and get help. And thank you Larry for the great example.
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on a limb designing your own version.
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nges resistance to power to the gauge
depending upon the height of the float. If the total range is off, different
the new gauge will not read correctly or at all.
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on at
least 3-4 stickers personally.
Just as a funny side note...volunteering goes against all my Marine Corps
training...NEVER volunteer was their motto..as an organization we got
volunteered enough! O Raaa!
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Sorry Mark, I don't know how "Mar" happened. Too early, and not enough coffee
yet.
Do not archive
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s so it doesn't kink. A small conduit bender works
good. Just some thoughts...
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of using auto engines for aircraft, as well as sources for
additional information, parts, install kits etc...
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!
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fail miserably.
Pulling the transmission soon...
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weight CG position and aircraft
stability.
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un, but
definitely for Mt Vernon. Can't wait!!
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Someone correct me if I am wrong but my impression was that we have
differential ailerons, so their up travel will be different from their down
travel, just so long as both sides are the same. This is used to counter
adverse yaw.
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c
he Section on communications as an example, is regs, just explained
there. Try not to make over generalizations. The FAA will surprise you every
time.
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Transponder ground plane is 5 1/2" in diameter, of any thickness and material,
mine is aluminum, as long as the diameter is right.
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Simon,
The FAA cannot certify any aircraft whose governing authority is outside the
US. You will have to find out if JAA, ICAO, or some other authority grants you
your airworthiness in Germany. Probably ICAO, but I would not swear to it.
Colin & Bev Rainey
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c
serious checking before making this
modification and then flying.
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and half way to the cockpit from the cowling seam.
It took no more the ten minutes, and is very clean and neat.
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.
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
Sanford, FL
crain...@cfl.rr.com
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a great measure of safety. The Adam aircraft has to
have an indicator light tell you you have lost an engine because there is next
to no response from the airplane, except a slight loss of airspeed. It truly
is something worth thinking about...
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
Sanford, FL
c
lane and legally go fly by
themselves or with passengers.
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
Sanford, FL
crain...@cfl.rr.com
or crbrn9...@hotmail.com
http://kr-builder.org/Colin/index.html
are governed by different regs and
so these statements do not apply to them.
Hope this clarifies things for everyone. And I did re-check things
Chris, thanks for pointing it out to me! :o)
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
Sanford, FL
crain...@cfl.rr.com
or crbrn9...@hotma
ntal, especially on anything turbojet powered, etc.. even though the
61.31 section clearly provides exception to it. For us it is simple. Get at
least a Private Pilot's license and you are golden, then just do what is common
sense and be safe.
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
Sanford,
Thank you Dana,
Colin & Bev Rainey
KR2(td) N96TA
Sanford, FL
crain...@cfl.rr.com
or crbrn9...@hotmail.com
http://kr-builder.org/Colin/index.html
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