Tad, I'm glad that you're making some progress on the "Phoenix". I saw it at a fly-in at Livingston, Tn, a few years back...before it had it's mishap. As for...
Does anyone know of a DF or previous DF owner in the greater NO area that can assist is putting my DF together? I will finally have some quality time to spend...
Hi Jeff, It finally arrived, after many problems - they lost my order, it got delayed by Christmas rush, it was the wrong version and on DVD. Finally, the...
Darrell, Thanks for the reply. I ordered a handheld this week and it has just arrived, so if I can get the honey - do list done this AM I'll be trying the...
Hi Tad, I couldn't get any volume through the hand-held, and Sigtronics said I had to wire a resister in the hook-up,...had to dig out the old "ham radio"...
Good evening guys. Just thought I would let you know about a very enjoyable flight that I had today in my Dragonfly MK-IIH. It has been a few weeks since the...
Jeff, glad to hear that you had a nice X-country flight & got your plane moved OK. I can only assume that your pretty comfortable flying the litle taildragger...
Very funny Justin, And just yesterday I was telling Rich that the gang had forgotten us storm tossed Florida boys. Sorry to say but I could not talk NASA out...
Ryan, According to the Limbach operators manual for my engine (L2000), 3,000 is the maximum continuous RPM and that is what I used. Limbach says the fuel burn...
Hi guys, To those that use hinges on their access covers, did you make them yourself, or is there some place to purchase them? It seems the "C" type of hinge...
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Jeff, I am impressed with the fuel economy of your Limbach engine. What is your climb and RPM as noted in this message ? What is your prop manuf. & specs ? ...
I know guys have made aluminum ones. Several years ago I was talking to Pat Panzera and he said "hey, we make everything else out of fiberglass, why shouldn't...
Hi Fred, I made my own, both for the canopy, as well as the fwd access. It realls was very straight forward, I started patterning with stiff cardboard, then ...
Hello, I am about to mount my new MK II canard, and have the old elevators. Two questions: 1. Can I reuse the old elevators? 2. Is there a source for the...
Ok, now I'm lost. What's the difference between MKI and MKII elevators? Are you referring to the mandatory mod to the controls and the rib addition to the...
I am also very happy with the economy. Climb is about 750 fpm, but I need to calibrate my VSI. When in level flight (or sitting on the ground) it shows a...
Did you build the canrad? The MKI elevators can be reused, but they are custom fit to the canard. To my knowledge the is no source for the metal hinge pieces...
In a message dated 2/6/2005 8:32:58 PM Central Standard Time, BigD@... writes: ...
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In a message dated 2/6/2005 9:23:20 PM Central Standard Time, lcrawford1@... writes: I made my own, both for the canopy, as well as the fwd access. It...
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The cool part about making them from composite materials is that you can epoxy them in place. If you use metal, you'll have another step to attach them. 4 or 5...
I have 2 ideas that I think are worth mentioning. MY flying MK- IIH's front access panel held in place with 4 countersunk screws. Takes all of about 20...
Howdy, I bought some plans a little bit ago and I am starting to get the materials to start. My question is where does everyone get their foam for the wings?...
Joshua, Some Lowes carry buoyancy billets of 2lb/cu' density. This is suitable for wing foam. As I remember, it is considerably cheaper than what Wicks or...
Thanks Jeff! Simple easy cheap clean....wow cant ask for more than that! I could put screws, but if it was not too much work, I would like to hinge them. ...
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I live in Texas and could not find any of the foam locally so I bought what I needed from Aircraft Spruce.... The first & last order I placed with them cost...