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Sorry Charlie, for my off the wall comment. I'm pretty sure this post is a hoax though.
Unless the NTSB or local law enforcement forced me to report it, I would be keeping a tight lip.
The last place I would posting pictures of my wreak would be here.
Makes no sense that someone would freely post this kind of information for anyone on the worldwide web to view.
If I am wrong, then apologize for that.
Andy |
It's an ULTRALIGHT...not an airplane. You don't have to report anything to anybody.
Charlie
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That is a neat engine Knut, maybe if I build a Sopwith Camel I would use it. I am still at least a year away from selecting an engine for my Tiger Moth but am still looking at a Geo Metro or Suzuzki. Something with in-line cyinders.
Both top wings are covered, laced, and coated with two cross-coats of filler (primer). Two days ago I started working on one lower wing. Made a list of "fixes" to do so I don't forget anything in the process.
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Thanks for the pics guys but I have no ideal how to delete the original pic.
The pre-cut pannels make it very quick to build. It is difficult for me to put a time to it as I have been spending time making fiddly changes to the panels and ironing out some minor bugs which takes an inordinate amount of time. Then, how do you account for curing time, the process is do a bit and then wait over night for adhesive to cure, then do a bit etc. Perhaps if I describe the process you will get an idea of how the build goes.
Lay out one entire plywood side and fit frame members to laser etched marks. glue.
repeat for the other side.
make up a few laminated parts (solid timber or 3/4 ply sandwiched between pre-cut ply) , t...
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What about build time? I assume the wings & tail feathers are similar to the Minimax. About how many hours to build the fuselage? Doesn't it have some sort of "tab & slot" to make the pieces easier to fit together? |
I would imagine the laser cut parts alone will cut the build time in half.
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| What about build time? I assume the wings & tail feathers are similar to the Minimax. About how many hours to build the fuselage? Doesn't it have some sort of "tab & slot" to make the pieces easier to fit together? |
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| OR even.....Ditto...snap..whatever... but it is smaller ...regards Arthur |
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Maybe this one?
http://www.valachmotors.cz/en/index9.html
45 HP. There is also a videoclip in the link.
Btw. I have NO commercial interest in this product.
Knut A |
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Aaackk!! Now I have to wipe the Mountain Dew off my monitor. Thanks Jody... |
lol, sorry but i could not help my self.  |
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well. that is deffinately M3's old max, and it has deffinately been crashed, and I have no reason to believe it was anyone other than diesel power that crashed it.
Chris |
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| Aaackk!! Now I have to wipe the Mountain Dew off my monitor. Thanks Jody... |
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Sorry Charlie, for my off the wall comment. I'm pretty sure this post is a hoax though.
Unless the NTSB or local law enforcement forced me to report it, I would be keeping a tight lip.
The last place I would posting pictures of my wreak would be here.
Makes no sense that someone would freely post this kind of information for anyone on the worldwide web to view.
If I am wrong, then apologize for that.
Andy |
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MERFI |
Posted by: banzai runner
Date Posted: September 10, 2010, 1:48am |
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The Mid Eastern Regional Flyin is this weekend at Grimes Field in Urbana, Ohio (I74)
http://www.merfi.com |
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Found the camera in my wife's car.so here it is.
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| Max'es are like snow flakes; no two are just alike, so why not a biplane. They did it to the Fly Baby. But you might need a radial engine up front to fight the drag. LOL Have fun whatever you do. |
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About tank fitting, the manual recomends 1/4" clearence on each tank side for expansion.
I have fuel in the tank for a week so far and gap remains the same.
Not that my plane is ready to fly but is it safe taking off with loose tanks inside the wings? |
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save this one and replace the old
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| http://www.shrinkpictures.com |
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Does anybody know how I can resize the image in my first post....or how to contact a moderator to do it for me????? the pic only needs to be 1/2 page.
Cheers, David. |
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| Okay, I'll wait for the photo. |
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| Thanks for posting this Diesel. We can all learn from each other's mistakes. |
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Hmmmmmmmm.....
I wonder if a Hi-Max can be converted to Tiger-Moth..... LOL |
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Yes, SloMax... it is posssible, in fact it was much more easier than I thought before I started. The worst moment was when I cut the covering. 
The link to my work is here: http://www.lonesomebuzzards.com/cgi-bin/forum/Blah.pl?m-1261242728/
But this topic should be under "Generell discussions".
Good luck, and show us some pics during your work.
Knut A |
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"Internet?????? What's that?????? "
The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that use the standard Internet Protocol Suite (TCP/IP) to serve billions of users worldwide. It is a network of networks that consists of millions of private, public, academic, business, and government networks of local to global scope that are linked by a broad array of electronic and optical networking technologies. |
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| knut has a long thread on here with a lot of good pics and description of exactly how he did it on his airbike wings and they were already done. i am not sure how to link you directly to it but search "wingtank on airbike" in archives you will find it |
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LOL, Never done anything wrong, hmm isn't that the story you always tell the wife?
Well put Charile could not agree more.
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| Glad to hear you are OK Diesel. I was thinking carb ice before I got to that part in your post. They say pilots start out with a bag full of luck and an empty bag of experience and the trick is to fill the experience bag before you run out of luck. So far you are ahead. Everyone does a flyby once in a while, me included so I am not going to beat you up. Sorry to hear about the plane for sure though. |
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| I and Chris did it to our planes wasn't a big deal... he added 2 and I added one. Get the kit from JDT and it has everything you need...well I think you need the fittings and fuel line but the wood and plans are easy... unless someone built your wing wrong like mine was, just added about an hour to the build. It is really pretty simple. |
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| Articulate and to the point Charlie. Thx. |
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| Well put Charle |
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