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1. 04:46 AM - Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies (pastormac@comcast.net)
2. 06:04 AM - Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies (M Ketteing)
3. 10:32 AM - Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies (Randy Ott)
4. 11:38 AM - Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies (Bill Schertz)
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Subject: | Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies |
Great news!! Congratulations!! Fly on down and see me when you can!!
To our success, Stephen McIntosh
> On May 14, 2017, at 10:47 PM, Ed Hanson <hansoncp@netnitco.net> wrote:
>
> After a long build time interrupted by life in many ways, I was able to fi
nally take my Cruiser around the pattern a few times last Wednesday. I had m
ade several long and high land backs on our VPZ 7000' runway earlier so I kn
ew it would fly but wanted the initial pattern flight to depart east over fi
elds. Waiting for acceptable weather and trying to align schedules was like g
etting the planets to align. Light rain fell on the hangar roof when I pulle
d the plane out but the weather held off long enough to do the deed.
>
> The plane flew very nicely and since I followed the manual's flight test a
dvice for the first flight landing with no flaps, and was carrying a little e
xtra speed on this landing for pucker factor, it just wanted to keep flying u
ntil we both decided it was time for a nice touchdown. I look forward to ano
ther get acquainted flight soon before starting the phase one testing in dep
th.
>
> I would like to thank all the KIS list members and builders for their advi
ce and help thru the years and also Kent Pyle and Galin for letting me get s
ome stick time in their planes.I felt very comfortable on the first flight.
>
> I have an injected Lycoming experimental IO-360 running dual p-mags, and f
actory suggested Sensenich prop.
>
> For good luck on the first flight, I wore my dad's 1929 flying helmet from
his OX5 Swallow days and complemented it with my Light Speed Zulu headset. S
eemed to work. Post flight inspection didn't turn up any problems. My tail f
eather N71EJ stand for the year we were married and Ed and Judi. There is a v
ideo of the takeoff on our EAA Chapter 104 Face book page.
> <IMG_3972.JPG>
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Subject: | Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies |
Congratulations!
Looks beautiful! Job well done.
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Subject: | Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies |
Congratulations !! Job well done !!
Randy
Sent from my iPhone
> On May 15, 2017, at 4:44 AM, pastormac@comcast.net wrote:
>
> Great news!! Congratulations!! Fly on down and see me when you can!!
>
> To our success, Stephen McIntosh
>
>> On May 14, 2017, at 10:47 PM, Ed Hanson <hansoncp@netnitco.net> wrote:
>>
>> After a long build time interrupted by life in many ways, I was able to f
inally take my Cruiser around the pattern a few times last Wednesday. I had m
ade several long and high land backs on our VPZ 7000' runway earlier so I kn
ew it would fly but wanted the initial pattern flight to depart east over fi
elds. Waiting for acceptable weather and trying to align schedules was like g
etting the planets to align. Light rain fell on the hangar roof when I pulle
d the plane out but the weather held off long enough to do the deed.
>>
>> The plane flew very nicely and since I followed the manual's flight test a
dvice for the first flight landing with no flaps, and was carrying a little e
xtra speed on this landing for pucker factor, it just wanted to keep flying u
ntil we both decided it was time for a nice touchdown. I look forward to ano
ther get acquainted flight soon before starting the phase one testing in dep
th.
>>
>> I would like to thank all the KIS list members and builders for their adv
ice and help thru the years and also Kent Pyle and Galin for letting me get s
ome stick time in their planes.I felt very comfortable on the first flight.
>>
>> I have an injected Lycoming experimental IO-360 running dual p-mags, and f
actory suggested Sensenich prop.
>>
>> For good luck on the first flight, I wore my dad's 1929 flying helmet fro
m his OX5 Swallow days and complemented it with my Light Speed Zulu headset.
Seemed to work. Post flight inspection didn't turn up any problems. My tai
l feather N71EJ stand for the year we were married and Ed and Judi. There is
a video of the takeoff on our EAA Chapter 104 Face book page.
>> <IMG_3972.JPG>
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Subject: | Re: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies |
Ed,
Beautiful plane, and congratulations! I still remember the first flight
in mine, the combination of excitement and some trepidation =93
glad that all went well for you.
Enjoy the fly-off time, proceed slowly and deliberately.
Bill Schertz
From: Ed Hanson
Sent: Sunday, May 14, 2017 8:47 PM
Subject: KIS-List: KIS Cruiser WindDancer flies
After a long build time interrupted by life in many ways, I was able to
finally take my Cruiser around the pattern a few times last Wednesday. I
had made several long and high land backs on our VPZ 7000' runway
earlier so I knew it would fly but wanted the initial pattern flight to
depart east over fields. Waiting for acceptable weather and trying to
align schedules was like getting the planets to align. Light rain fell
on the hangar roof when I pulled the plane out but the weather held off
long enough to do the deed.
The plane flew very nicely and since I followed the manual's flight test
advice for the first flight landing with no flaps, and was carrying a
little extra speed on this landing for pucker factor, it just wanted to
keep flying until we both decided it was time for a nice touchdown. I
look forward to another get acquainted flight soon before starting the
phase one testing in depth.
I would like to thank all the KIS list members and builders for their
advice and help thru the years and also Kent Pyle and Galin for letting
me get some stick time in their planes.I felt very comfortable on the
first flight.
I have an injected Lycoming experimental IO-360 running dual p-mags, and
factory suggested Sensenich prop.
For good luck on the first flight, I wore my dad's 1929 flying helmet
from his OX5 Swallow days and complemented it with my Light Speed Zulu
headset. Seemed to work. Post flight inspection didn't turn up any
problems. My tail feather N71EJ stand for the year we were married and
Ed and Judi. There is a video of the takeoff on our EAA Chapter 104 Face
book page.
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