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1. 12:46 AM - Re: mono brake mounting (Peter Jeffers)
2. 05:04 AM - Re: Rotax carb heaters (William Harrison)
3. 07:45 AM - Re: Rotax carb heaters (rick)
4. 03:44 PM - Motor Glider (Graham Singleton)
5. 10:35 PM - Gas Strut door location lug. (Robert C Harrison)
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Subject: | mono brake mounting |
Rowland,
The fluid topping problem is simple you just ask someone to lift the tail
!!!!!!!
Pete
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From: owner-europa-list-server@matronics.com
[mailto:owner-europa-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of
JohnDHeykoop@aol.com
Sent: 30 June 2008 00:31
Subject: Re: Europa-List: mono brake mounting
In a message dated 29/06/2008 19:15:22 GMT Standard Time,
rowlandcarson@googlemail.com writes:
So, if the cylinder is parallel to the top of the tunnel, the filling
hole will be at the lower end of the cylinder. How does the air in
the upper end of the cylinder get expelled when trying to fill the
brake system with fluid or to bleed it? All sounds potentially messy.
Seems it would be better if the cylinder was tilted downwards at the
front so the filler hole was at the highest point of the cylinder -
of course that would reduce the length of lever available above the
tunnel so would probably be undesirable. I suppose one answer would
be to tilt the whole fuselage tail-up when filling the brake system
Rowland
Don't worry about bleeding the brake system - other people have managed to
do it. If you deviate from the manual and fit the cylinder tilting downwards
you could potentially run into much more serious problems, like not being
able to retract the wheel fully.
John
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Subject: | Re: Rotax carb heaters |
Thanks to all for some very helpful replies. My recent switch to
MOGAS seems to have turned a very occasional double cough into
something worse. Two weeks ago in wet warm air I lost power for a
couple of seconds (but felt longer). Not what you really want.
I'll ask Andy/Francis to clarify/formalise the situation regarding
Ian's mod application.
Thanks again, folks.
Willie
On 27 Jun 2008, at 17:41, G-IANI wrote:
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> All the paperwork is done for the Skydrive Carb heaters to be a
> standard
> mod. I will send you a copy off list. I first submitted them in
> 2005 (in
> conjunction with Skydrive) and they just sat on Francis's desk.
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Subject: | Rotax carb heaters |
Hi Willie
Maybe there are other issues......... I ran mine for a summer before
fitting the jackets and never even got near to a couple of seconds power
loss only ever a mild cough. Sounds a bit like fuel vaporisation to me.
All the best
Rick
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[mailto:owner-europa-list-server@matronics.com] On Behalf Of William
Harrison
Sent: 30 June 2008 12:51
Subject: Re: Europa-List: Rotax carb heaters
--> <willie.harrison@tinyonline.co.uk>
Thanks to all for some very helpful replies. My recent switch to MOGAS seems
to have turned a very occasional double cough into something worse. Two
weeks ago in wet warm air I lost power for a couple of seconds (but felt
longer). Not what you really want.
I'll ask Andy/Francis to clarify/formalise the situation regarding Ian's mod
application.
Thanks again, folks.
Willie
On 27 Jun 2008, at 17:41, G-IANI wrote:
>
>
> All the paperwork is done for the Skydrive Carb heaters to be a
> standard mod. I will send you a copy off list. I first submitted them
> in
> 2005 (in
> conjunction with Skydrive) and they just sat on Francis's desk.
>
>
Checked by AVG.
15:09
Checked by AVG.
15:09
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All
Lyle Schofield in Lancaster/ Palmdale, CA has nearly finished his
motorglider and needs a bit of help checking out the airplane before
submitting it to the FAA for inspection. Are there any builders in
Southern California who could give him a hand?
Familiarity with the motor glider would be an advantage but imho any
Europa builder would be able to help him finish the minor adjustments
remaining.
Lyle is an interesting guy, he was a flight test engineer on several
outstanding aircraft, B58, XB70 and others. I had an interesting morning
with him a week ago after I went to Burt and Dick's birthday event at
Mojave.
I'd love to go soaring in the CA mountains, pity its so far from
Derbyshire :-\
Graham
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Subject: | Gas Strut door location lug. |
Hi! All
A very inconsiderate flyer at the Stauning Rally and blipped his throttle
spinning round to park whilst in front of G-PTAG with the doors open and
pulled the starboard side gas strut lug off/out of the door.
I recall some different location positions for the lugs on more recent
"ships" can anyone point me in that direction please?
It seems somewhat silly to not use a more up dated position at this point.
Regards
Bob Harrison. G-PTAG
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