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     1. 01:48 AM - AW: Kitfox Promotional Videos (Werner Keiper)
     2. 05:45 AM - Re: Series 7 tanks (Clifford Begnaud)
     3. 07:36 AM - Winter. WAS Series 7 tanks (Michel Verheughe)
     4. 07:37 AM - Re: Data Plate (Michel Verheughe)
     5. 11:01 AM - High Voltage (George Wells@adelphia.net)
     6. 11:03 AM - Series 7 Parts (Frank & Phyllis)
     7. 11:15 AM - Re: Series 7 Parts (jdmcbean)
     8. 12:19 PM - Re:Was High Voltage - S5 questions (Kerry Skyring)
     9. 02:18 PM - Re: Trim (Alan & Linda Daniels)
    10. 06:06 PM - Re: Re: Upper Strut Attach PointUpper Strut Attach Point (flier)
    11. 08:26 PM - Re: High Voltage (Marco Menezes)
    12. 08:53 PM - Re: Need Series 5 cowling (Rick)
    13. 08:53 PM - Re: Header Tank (Rick)
    14. 08:53 PM - Re: Header Tank (Rick)
    15. 08:53 PM - Re: Rick Please contact me off line (Rick)
 
 
 
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| Subject:  | Kitfox Promotional Videos | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Werner Keiper" <Werner@keiper-koerdorf.de>
      
      Hi Grant,
      
      I am highly interested in that DVD`s.
      
      Werner Keiper
      Kitfox 3
      
      E-Mail: werner@keiper-koerdorf.de
      
      
      -----Ursprngliche Nachricht-----
      Von: owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com] Im Auftrag von Grant Fluent
      Gesendet: Freitag, 21. Oktober 2005 19:47
      An: kitfox-list@matronics.com
      Betreff: Kitfox-List: Kitfox Promotional Videos
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Grant Fluent <gjfpilot@yahoo.com>
      
      Hello All,
         About a year ago, I completed a video project putting all of the Kitfox
      promotional videos that I could find on two DVDs.  The two completed DVDs
      were sent to Frank Miller for his approval for me to distribute to the
      Kitfox list but he never responded. 
      With what has now happened to Skystar, can I legally send these DVDs out?
      Any lawyers here? If so, is there anyone on here that is interested in
      viewing them?
      Thanks,
      Grant Fluent
      Newcastle, NE
      Classic IV  912S
      
      
      
      
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: Series 7 tanks | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Clifford Begnaud" <shoeless@barefootpilot.com>
      
      
      You put it away for the winter???
      I'm just getting mine ready for the winter flying season when I do 80% of my 
      flying.
      Cliff
      Erie, CO
      
      
      > Hi Wade,
      >
      > I just put my KF5 away for the winter....I know it's kinda' early and all
      > but I am saving some pennies for another kit project.  I was thinking of a
      > KF7 but that status changed a bit last week.....
      >
      > Come on by sometime,  I'm in Molalla.
      >
      > Jeff Smathers  KF5  N456JT  NSI Subaru EA-81 and CAP140
      >
      > Greaves wrote:
      >
      >> --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Greaves" <tenorio41@comcast.net>
      >>
      >> Anyone know of a good supplier for S7 tanks?
      >> Two of the missing parts from my kit.
      >> I need the following but it sounds like Mcbean can help me out.
      >> Landing gear
      >> Wheels/brakes.
      >> Muffler and headers for 912S
      >> Windshield and turtledeck.
      >> Nosegear strut (if I decide against t-dragger sometime).
      >> Seems most of this stuff easily obtainable but just concerned about the 
      >> tanks.
      >> Regards,
      >> Wade Greaves
      >> Oregon City
      >>
      >
      >
      > 
      
      
      
      
      
      
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| Subject:  | Winter. WAS Series 7 tanks | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Michel Verheughe <michel@online.no>
      
      Clifford Begnaud wrote:
      > I'm just getting mine ready for the winter flying season when I do 80% of my
      > flying.
      
      Same here! I look forward to the winter and flying with my skis. One thing,
      though, I try to get a good cabin heater with my new Jabiru and ... it's not as
      simple as it looks like. I need to pick a high pressure spot, near the engine
      where the air is hot and clean. Today, I tried something new: A scoop picking
      air from the oil pan, going  under the muffler but in a flatten out alu tube so
      that there is no chance picking CO from a leaking exhaust pipe. It works ... a
      bit. Not enough air coming through. Next week-end, I'll try something else.
      Never a boring day with an experimental aircraft! :-)
      
      Cheers,
      Michel
      
      do not archive
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Michel Verheughe <michel@online.no>
      
      Donna and Roger McConnell wrote:
      > I just think that if I were to loose that cover then the
      > plate is lost too.
      
      Good point, Roger. I have the plate because my Kitfox was built as experimental
      but now, it is registered as ultralight and I don't need the plate. Still, it
      looks great! :-)
      
      Cheers,
      Michel
      
      do not archive
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "George Wells@adelphia.net" <georgewells@adelphia.net>
      
      I have a Mod 5 with a 912S and recently installed a dual Amp & Volt meter. I previously
      only had a Amp meter. While flying today the voltage reading started
      to rise until it was at the top of the scale at appox 18 volts and the amp meter
      at appox. 5 amps. After I cycled a few accessories the voltage came back down
      to around 13.5 -  14 volts and the amps at just a slight positive deflection
      from 0.
      My question is does this sound like a rectifier  or some other problem ?
      Thanks
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Frank & Phyllis <frank.phyllis@mindspring.com>
      
      I'd appreciate someone providing me with the source & part # for a 
      Series 7 radiator (PN 54016.102) or the dimensions so I can seek one out.
      
      Also, the Series 7 uses a 2" prop extension.  Anyone using an IVO prop 
      with a 2" extension?  Again, I'd appreciate info re a source for the 
      extension.
      
      Finally, what is the Rotax PN for the 912S air filter, Skystar PN 
      64903.000 (for a Series 7)?
      
      Thanks,
      
      Frank
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "jdmcbean" <jdmcbean@cableone.net>
      
      Frank,
              As an IVO dealer I can help with that pretty easy... Give me a shout...
      I
      can get the Radiator as well...
      
      Fly Safe !!
      John & Debra McBean
      www.sportplanellc.com
      "The Sky is not the Limit...  It's a Playground"
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Frank & Phyllis
      Subject: Kitfox-List: Series 7 Parts
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Frank & Phyllis
      <frank.phyllis@mindspring.com>
      
      I'd appreciate someone providing me with the source & part # for a
      Series 7 radiator (PN 54016.102) or the dimensions so I can seek one out.
      
      Also, the Series 7 uses a 2" prop extension.  Anyone using an IVO prop
      with a 2" extension?  Again, I'd appreciate info re a source for the
      extension.
      
      Finally, what is the Rotax PN for the 912S air filter, Skystar PN
      64903.000 (for a Series 7)?
      
      Thanks,
      
      Frank
      
      
      
      
      
      
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| Subject:  | RE:Was  High Voltage - S5 questions | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Kerry Skyring" <kerryskyring@hotmail.com>
      
      George wrote..
      I have a Mod 5 with a 912S and recently installed a dual Amp & Volt meter...
      
      George I can't answer your question but as you are an S5 with 912S flyer 
      then I'd like to put a couple of questions. We are about to receive the 
      flight permit for an S5 with 912S and as the day draws closer questions 
      arise.
      
      Any problems with the trim? Our inspector thought the trim indicator was all 
      wrong and we've just spent a day completely re-doing everything to do with 
      the trim (according to the manual) and ended up back where we were in the 
      first place.
      
      Did all your rigging come out right? Our down elevator is one or two degrees 
      less than it should be.
      
      What's your cruise speed? We have fixed pitch prop, Grove gear and big 
      tyres.
      
      And are you pleased with your S5?
      
      Sorry about the questions and lack of answers but you probably know how it 
      is as the day approaches - the head scratching and worrying intensifies.
      Kerry
      Kitfox builders helper
      
      
      >
      >
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Alan & Linda Daniels <aldaniels@fmtc.com>
      
      You really can not put the trim markings on until you fly. Just use a 
      marker and put a line on the metal strip just for reference  were you 
      think is about right. You will be holding on to the stick so tight the 
      first flight that you will have no idea if the trim is right or not. 
      Then when you fly you can see were it really is and remark. When you are 
      happy with that then put your sicker on. Close is good enough for test 
      flying as the stick pressures are not that high even if you are way out 
      of trim,  like full up when you forget to reset before takeoff. You will 
      find that the plane does not use much trim except for landing. I use one 
      notch flaps for takeoff and taking the flap off goes to close to cruse 
      climb. Little bumps to the switch will tune it up. It is a bugger 
      getting that sticker on without taking the indicator out, which is why I 
      have colored tape to indicate the takeoff zone on one of my planes. Too 
      many thumbs to install it right
      
      Alan
      
      Kerry Skyring wrote:
      
      >--> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Kerry Skyring" <kerryskyring@hotmail.com>
      >
      >George wrote..
      >I have a Mod 5 with a 912S and recently installed a dual Amp & Volt meter...
      >
      >George I can't answer your question but as you are an S5 with 912S flyer 
      >then I'd like to put a couple of questions. We are about to receive the 
      >flight permit for an S5 with 912S and as the day draws closer questions 
      >arise.
      >
      >Any problems with the trim? Our inspector thought the trim indicator was all 
      >wrong and we've just spent a day completely re-doing everything to do with 
      >the trim (according to the manual) and ended up back where we were in the 
      >first place.
      >
      >Did all your rigging come out right? Our down elevator is one or two degrees 
      >less than it should be.
      >
      >What's your cruise speed? We have fixed pitch prop, Grove gear and big 
      >tyres.
      >
      >And are you pleased with your S5?
      >
      >Sorry about the questions and lack of answers but you probably know how it 
      >is as the day approaches - the head scratching and worrying intensifies.
      >Kerry
      >Kitfox builders helper
      >
      >
      >  
      >
      >>    
      >>
      >
      >
      >  
      >
      
      
      
      
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: Upper Strut Attach PointUpper Strut Attach Point | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "flier" <flier@sbcglobal.net>
      
      Mike,
      
      Never said I had a concern.  Back in '95/'96 when I built my IV-1200, I had
      a long conversation with the tech guys at Skystar about the static testing.
      Particularly concerning the failure modes.  They were very clear about the
      rod ends on the lift struts being the primary failure point both in positive
      and negative loading.
      
      The IV-1200 is rated at 6G ultimate (calculated).  I respect those
      calculations.  Anyone else is certainly free to exceed those limits.
      
      With respect to your crash, I have to say that the supposed G-factor
      imparted doesn't count in my book.  The Kitfox structure is rugged but I
      still wouldn't subject it to loads beyond it's ratings.
      
      Only my opinion.  Do not archive.
      
      Regards,
      
      Ted
      
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Michael
      Gibbs
      Subject: Kitfox-List: Re: Upper Strut Attach PointUpper Strut Attach
      Point
      
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Michael Gibbs <MichaelGibbs@cox.net>
      
      "Flyer" sez:
      
      >I agree Guy. That's why I use 5G. 6G is ultimate (the struts broke
      >at that value) and I don't want to experience ultimate loading!
      
      I don't know whose struts broke at 6g, but when I bought my original
      Model IV kit the promotion material Denney had at the time showed
      photographs of destructive wing testing they performed in house: the
      wing, lift struts and associated fuselage attach points survived 14g
      (simulated with sandbags) without failing.
      
      I also had the opportunity to study the effects of my crash landing
      on the structure--none of the welded or bolted points on the wings,
      struts, or fuselage failed in what was estimated by the rescuers to
      be a 20g impact.
      
      I have no concerns about the strength of the Kitfox airframe.
      
      Mike G.
      N728KF
      
      
      
      
      
      
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| Subject:  | Re: High Voltage | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: Marco Menezes <msm_9949@yahoo.com>
      
      Hi George. I noted the same thing happening with my Model 2 (582). It had the original
      equipment regulator/rectifier that came with the kit. I also noted on
      inspection that the original regulator showed physical signs of having overheated.
      I replaced it with a Key West blue box from Aircraft Spruce and the indicated
      voltage dropped back to 13-14 at full power.
      
      There's a good article on regulator/rectifiers for Rotax engines at http://www.georgia-ultralights.com/page/page/898129.htm
      
      "George Wells@adelphia.net" <georgewells@adelphia.net> wrote:
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "George Wells@adelphia.net" 
      
      I have a Mod 5 with a 912S and recently installed a dual Amp & Volt meter. I previously
      only had a Amp meter. While flying today the voltage reading started
      to rise until it was at the top of the scale at appox 18 volts and the amp meter
      at appox. 5 amps. After I cycled a few accessories the voltage came back down
      to around 13.5 - 14 volts and the amps at just a slight positive deflection
      from 0.
      My question is does this sound like a rectifier or some other problem ?
      Thanks
      
      
      Marco Menezes
      Model 2 582 N99KX
      
      
      
      
      
      
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| Subject:  | Need Series 5 cowling | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Rick" <wingsdown@comcast.net>
      
      Just a heads up.
      
      The following items are being offered for sale.  The engine is broken in and
      has less than 75 hours.
      If there is something not listed please let me know and we can figure
      something out.  I am offering at 75 percent of new unless otherwise stated
      or agreed upon.  Many of these items are based on 2002 prices.  No tax and
      actual UPS shipping only. I accept Pay Pal at wingsdown@comcast.net for fast
      delivery.  I will be posting pics to a web site soon.  If you need some
      right away just let me know.
      
      
       I have decided to sell the engine package less firewall engine mount to
      firewall.  It was originally an NSI engine. I have completely rebuilt the
      engine to include the heads. The redrive unit has the latest upgrade from
      NSI, which I believe was new shaft and material, larger bearings and the
      like. Below is a list of mods and parts:
      
      Total run time appx 70 hours, engine was not running at time of nose wheel
      collapse. Oil pan was damaged by nose strut but can be easily repaired or
      replaced for about 300 dollars. . Engine has since been run, and oil changed
      as well as redrive oil. This engine makes over 150HP. I will include
      radiator and necessary plumbing from aircraft. This engine is complete and
      ready to mount to NSI engine mount for aircraft of your choosing. It was in
      a model 5 Kitfox. Mounts on engine are included. No break in necessary, its
      been done. Keep in mind the rotax engine is going for about 20K and does not
      make this kind of power nor is it rated for continuous full power operation.
      
      New pistons and rings
      All new bearings and seals
      Pistons, pins, rings and block cryogenic treated, not over sized
      Pistons ceramic coated tops molly sides
      Cylinders line honed
      Crank zero run out
      reconditioned rods with new bushings weight matched
      new turbo cam coated by Swain
      reconditioned lifters
      stainless down pipe and stack
      heads have stainless valves, 3 angle valve cut, ceramic tops and scallops,
      new bronze guides, coated HP springs, reconditioned rockers
      intake manifold special Swain heat dissipating coating
      Oil lines are Teflon
      New Taylor ignition wires
      Stainless headers by Dawley Aviation with special Swain coating, with EGT
      holes
      MOCAL oil thermostat plumbed with lines will provide cooler
      New oil pump
      remote filter mount and Teflon lines
      new water pump
      Turbo completely rebuilt and upgraded to include new compressor section,
      Swain coated exhaust turbine section, hard line cooling line and more.
      Ellison TBI 3A, all fuel lines Teflon to include line to firewall
      Powder coated aluminum valve covers
      Dual electronic ignition and pick ups, programmable
      Alternator with overage voltage unit
      Engine block heater, not that I needed it here in sunny California
      
      I will give the list first shot and then either sell it locally or list on
      EBay. This is a strong smooth engine. You wont be disappointed. If you have
      the non-turbo NSI then this would be an easy swap for much more power and
      higher density altitude capabilities. If your serious and would like to see
      her run let me know ASAP.
      
      ITEMS FOR SALE:
      
      EA-81 TURBO engine with redrive ready to run   $8,700  list 2002 price with
      out upgrades list 11,500.
      
      Vacuume pump Kit for EA-81 includes pump, drive assy, suction gauge by
      rapco, filter and clamps. $750.00 list at $998.00
      
      CAP 140  In-flight adjustable three blade hub assembly, includes hub
      assembly, electronics control unit, panel switch and indicator lamp.$1625.oo
      list  $2165
      
      CAP digital pitch indication gage with latest software upgrade $521.00 list
      $695.00
      
      Header tank aluminum***sold
      
      Air oil separators 2 custom aluminum powder coated$288 ea list $385
      
      Strobe kit with Nav lights multi station  comet selectable flash, plus
      collision white belly tail strobe $657.00 List $877
      
      Strobe Whelen model 70821 red lens anti collision with power pack $181.00
      
      Garmin 295 GPS with latest data base, extras  $500.00 list N/A
      
      Transponder Garmin GTX 327 solid state  with rack, $ 1425.00  list $1895.00.
      Pre wired Transcal encoder add  $150.00 to price
      
      Comm Radio Bendix King (97A TSO with mounting rack $825 list $1100.oo
      
      E.L.T. Ameri king AK-450 with comm. Capability $138.00 list $184
      
      Headset Bose Aviation X like new with case and original box  $850.00 list
      $995.00.
      
      Headset Lightspeed 20X with soft case, very nice $326.00 list $435.00.
      
      Traffic Alert ADT-300  Barley  installed in aircraft  $490.00 list $650.00
      
      Fuel Flow gage JPI-450  with transducer $430.00 list $573.75
      
      EGT digital by E.I. $180.00 list $239 I have two  $180. each.
      
      Hand Held Com/Nav radio VXA-200 by Yaesu. This unit has it all. Altitude
      indication, density altitude  pressure altitude, temperature and VOR great
      rugged little radio, with extra NMHI battery  $465.00 List $620.00
      
      Com/Nav antenna by Advance Aircraft Electronics  model VHF5-1, thin flat for
      many applications to include composite aircraft. $94.00 list at $125.00
      Volt/Amp gage digital by E.I. Electronics international model VA-1A
      $214.00 list $285.00
      
      Carb Ice temp gage by Westach with sending probe $53.00 lists at $69.80
      
      Intercom by PS Engineering model PM100 II  Also have digital cockpit
      recorder, cant find price will include for additional $100.00 $335 List
      $449.00
      
      Electric Clock MD-90 BLET $169.00 List $226
      
      Battery RG35AXC  with custom  aluminum power coated hold down and cables
      $125.00
      
      Battery PC680 with aluminum mounting box $75.00 was set up as back up
      battery.
      
      
      PRIMARY INSTRUMENTS
      
      Air speed indicator W27859 by Winter  zero to 180MPH  $240.00 list $320.00
      
      Directional Gyro model RCA11A-8  non electric  TSO $438.00 list $548.00
      
      Altimeter zero to 20,000 feet model BG-3  $406.00 list  $542.00
      
      Vertical Speed indicator $232.00 list $310.00
      
      Turn coordinator by Electro gyro corp. model 1394T100-7Z 12-32V  $630.00
      list $840.00
      
      HSI  Attitude Gyro most likely RC Allen , it is vacuum but will have to
      verify model and price
      
      VDO gages
      
      2        1/8 Tachometer, water temp,oil pressure, oil temperature, boost 0-15psi,
      RPM gage large 3 1/8 maybe 3  not sure, egt 0-1600F
      
      Interior
      
      Oregon Aero temper foam seats, two sets plus extra seat cushion for seat
      height adjustment, done in dark blue  Best seats i have ever sat on makes
      the flight very comfortable.$499 list at $670.00
      
      Leather interior , this is for a model 5, may work on others, medium blue,
      carbon fiber seat reinforced seat back included, leather covered front, rear
      baggage cover with white embroidered EXPERIMENTAL on opening cover, open
      area under  turtle deck, center consol sides, left and right kick panels,
      control stick boots and covers. I may have enough to do the glare shied but
      will have to check. $1,200 List N/A
      
      Cushions Standard velour in blue and red four cushions total $100.00
      
      Heater cockpit 210CFM high output with two fans $260 list $345
      
      Airframe
      
      Turtle deck with smoke lexan glass, has scratch in glass  $150.00
      
      
      Cowling upper only not round type, NACCA scoop installed , also two sets of
      vents aft, oil access and inspection  door. $300.00
      
      Cargo bay bag with aluminum bottom insert, $95.00
      
      Long Wings with lift struts and braces, struts fared in, flapperons. These
      items  were damaged. Left substantially more than the right. They will both
      need have the fabric removed and be inspected, repaired and re-certified for
      airworthiness. I would say major damage to the left wing and minor to
      moderate to the right. I can e-mail detail pics of both. Considering the
      cost of new wings at over $4000.00 I think a fair starting point would be
      about $1500  I am open to offers higher or a little lower. Will assist
      freight pick up , no shipping from this end. Personal pick up is fine and I
      will help you load up.
      
      Wing towing braces $ 55.00
      
      Electric elevator trim servo, dont really know but figure on 75 percent
      of replacement.
      
      Wheel pants left side only $50.00
      
      Rudder
      
      Elevator
      
      Control rigging and pulleys
      
      Wheels  (2)
      
      Brakes (2)
      
      Master cylinders (4)
      
      Fuel control valve by Andair  replaced stock unit $180 list $240
      
      
      I am sure there is more but thats all for now.
      
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Kerry
      Skyring
      Subject: Re: Kitfox-List: Need Series 5 cowling
      
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Kerry Skyring"
      <kerryskyring@hotmail.com>
      
      Ron wrote,
      >Its time to start my hunt for a Series 5 top & bottom cowl. It must be the
      >one for the Lycombing or Continental engine which is the  "Cessna" style.
      
      Hi Ron, we have an unused cowl for the Continental 0-200 engine on a Series
      5. Problem is we are in Vienna Austria and the freight costs would probably
      make this non-viable for you. However keep
      it in mind and if you don't source anything locally give me an email and we
      will try to work out a
      viable deal. Kerry.
      S5 builders helper.
      Taxied it on Sunday. Ohitsjustwunderbar.
      
      
      >
      >
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Rick" <wingsdown@comcast.net>
      
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Jay Carter
      Subject: Kitfox-List: Header Tank
      
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Jay Carter" <valley361@centurytel.net>
      
              Anyone on the list have a header tank p/n 90064.000 that is surplus
      to your needs and would sell? p/n is from S-6 assembly manual.
      
                                                          Jay C.
      
      
      
      
      
      
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      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Rick" <wingsdown@comcast.net>
      
      The following items are being offered for sale.  The engine is broken in and
      has less than 75 hours.
      If there is something not listed please let me know and we can figure
      something out.  I am offering at 75 percent of new unless otherwise stated
      or agreed upon.  Many of these items are based on 2002 prices.  No tax and
      actual UPS shipping only. I accept Pay Pal at wingsdown@comcast.net for fast
      delivery.  I will be posting pics to a web site soon.  If you need some
      right away just let me know.
      
      
       I have decided to sell the engine package less firewall engine mount to
      firewall.  It was originally an NSI engine. I have completely rebuilt the
      engine to include the heads. The redrive unit has the latest upgrade from
      NSI, which I believe was new shaft and material, larger bearings and the
      like. Below is a list of mods and parts:
      
      Total run time appx 70 hours, engine was not running at time of nose wheel
      collapse. Oil pan was damaged by nose strut but can be easily repaired or
      replaced for about 300 dollars. . Engine has since been run, and oil changed
      as well as redrive oil. This engine makes over 150HP. I will include
      radiator and necessary plumbing from aircraft. This engine is complete and
      ready to mount to NSI engine mount for aircraft of your choosing. It was in
      a model 5 Kitfox. Mounts on engine are included. No break in necessary, its
      been done. Keep in mind the rotax engine is going for about 20K and does not
      make this kind of power nor is it rated for continuous full power operation.
      
      New pistons and rings
      All new bearings and seals
      Pistons, pins, rings and block cryogenic treated, not over sized
      Pistons ceramic coated tops molly sides
      Cylinders line honed
      Crank zero run out
      reconditioned rods with new bushings weight matched
      new turbo cam coated by Swain
      reconditioned lifters
      stainless down pipe and stack
      heads have stainless valves, 3 angle valve cut, ceramic tops and scallops,
      new bronze guides, coated HP springs, reconditioned rockers
      intake manifold special Swain heat dissipating coating
      Oil lines are Teflon
      New Taylor ignition wires
      Stainless headers by Dawley Aviation with special Swain coating, with EGT
      holes
      MOCAL oil thermostat plumbed with lines will provide cooler
      New oil pump
      remote filter mount and Teflon lines
      new water pump
      Turbo completely rebuilt and upgraded to include new compressor section,
      Swain coated exhaust turbine section, hard line cooling line and more.
      Ellison TBI 3A, all fuel lines Teflon to include line to firewall
      Powder coated aluminum valve covers
      Dual electronic ignition and pick ups, programmable
      Alternator with overage voltage unit
      Engine block heater, not that I needed it here in sunny California
      
      I will give the list first shot and then either sell it locally or list on
      EBay. This is a strong smooth engine. You wont be disappointed. If you have
      the non-turbo NSI then this would be an easy swap for much more power and
      higher density altitude capabilities. If your serious and would like to see
      her run let me know ASAP.
      
      ITEMS FOR SALE:
      
      EA-81 TURBO engine with redrive ready to run   $8,700  list 2002 price with
      out upgrades list 11,500.
      
      Vacuume pump Kit for EA-81 includes pump, drive assy, suction gauge by
      rapco, filter and clamps. $750.00 list at $998.00
      
      CAP 140  In-flight adjustable three blade hub assembly, includes hub
      assembly, electronics control unit, panel switch and indicator lamp.$1625.oo
      list  $2165
      
      CAP digital pitch indication gage with latest software upgrade $521.00 list
      $695.00
      
      Header tank aluminum***sold
      
      Air oil separators 2 custom aluminum powder coated$288 ea list $385
      
      Strobe kit with Nav lights multi station  comet selectable flash, plus
      collision white belly tail strobe $657.00 List $877
      
      Strobe Whelen model 70821 red lens anti collision with power pack $181.00
      
      Garmin 295 GPS with latest data base, extras  $500.00 list N/A
      
      Transponder Garmin GTX 327 solid state  with rack, $ 1425.00  list $1895.00.
      Pre wired Transcal encoder add  $150.00 to price
      
      Comm Radio Bendix King (97A TSO with mounting rack $825 list $1100.oo
      
      E.L.T. Ameri king AK-450 with comm. Capability $138.00 list $184
      
      Headset Bose Aviation X like new with case and original box  $850.00 list
      $995.00.
      
      Headset Lightspeed 20X with soft case, very nice $326.00 list $435.00.
      
      Traffic Alert ADT-300  Barley  installed in aircraft  $490.00 list $650.00
      
      Fuel Flow gage JPI-450  with transducer $430.00 list $573.75
      
      EGT digital by E.I. $180.00 list $239 I have two  $180. each.
      
      Hand Held Com/Nav radio VXA-200 by Yaesu. This unit has it all. Altitude
      indication, density altitude  pressure altitude, temperature and VOR great
      rugged little radio, with extra NMHI battery  $465.00 List $620.00
      
      Com/Nav antenna by Advance Aircraft Electronics  model VHF5-1, thin flat for
      many applications to include composite aircraft. $94.00 list at $125.00
      Volt/Amp gage digital by E.I. Electronics international model VA-1A
      $214.00 list $285.00
      
      Carb Ice temp gage by Westach with sending probe $53.00 lists at $69.80
      
      Intercom by PS Engineering model PM100 II  Also have digital cockpit
      recorder, cant find price will include for additional $100.00 $335 List
      $449.00
      
      Electric Clock MD-90 BLET $169.00 List $226
      
      Battery RG35AXC  with custom  aluminum power coated hold down and cables
      $125.00
      
      Battery PC680 with aluminum mounting box $75.00 was set up as back up
      battery.
      
      
      PRIMARY INSTRUMENTS
      
      Air speed indicator W27859 by Winter  zero to 180MPH  $240.00 list $320.00
      
      Directional Gyro model RCA11A-8  non electric  TSO $438.00 list $548.00
      
      Altimeter zero to 20,000 feet model BG-3  $406.00 list  $542.00
      
      Vertical Speed indicator $232.00 list $310.00
      
      Turn coordinator by Electro gyro corp. model 1394T100-7Z 12-32V  $630.00
      list $840.00
      
      HSI  Attitude Gyro most likely RC Allen , it is vacuum but will have to
      verify model and price
      
      VDO gages
      
      2        1/8 Tachometer, water temp,oil pressure, oil temperature, boost 0-15psi,
      RPM gage large 3 1/8 maybe 3  not sure, egt 0-1600F
      
      Interior
      
      Oregon Aero temper foam seats, two sets plus extra seat cushion for seat
      height adjustment, done in dark blue  Best seats i have ever sat on makes
      the flight very comfortable.$499 list at $670.00
      
      Leather interior , this is for a model 5, may work on others, medium blue,
      carbon fiber seat reinforced seat back included, leather covered front, rear
      baggage cover with white embroidered EXPERIMENTAL on opening cover, open
      area under  turtle deck, center consol sides, left and right kick panels,
      control stick boots and covers. I may have enough to do the glare shied but
      will have to check. $1,200 List N/A
      
      Cushions Standard velour in blue and red four cushions total $100.00
      
      Heater cockpit 210CFM high output with two fans $260 list $345
      
      Airframe
      
      Turtle deck with smoke lexan glass, has scratch in glass  $150.00
      
      
      Cowling upper only not round type, NACCA scoop installed , also two sets of
      vents aft, oil access and inspection  door. $300.00
      
      Cargo bay bag with aluminum bottom insert, $95.00
      
      Long Wings with lift struts and braces, struts fared in, flapperons. These
      items  were damaged. Left substantially more than the right. They will both
      need have the fabric removed and be inspected, repaired and re-certified for
      airworthiness. I would say major damage to the left wing and minor to
      moderate to the right. I can e-mail detail pics of both. Considering the
      cost of new wings at over $4000.00 I think a fair starting point would be
      about $1500  I am open to offers higher or a little lower. Will assist
      freight pick up , no shipping from this end. Personal pick up is fine and I
      will help you load up.
      
      Wing towing braces $ 55.00
      
      Electric elevator trim servo, dont really know but figure on 75 percent
      of replacement.
      
      Wheel pants left side only $50.00
      
      Rudder
      
      Elevator
      
      Control rigging and pulleys
      
      Wheels  (2)
      
      Brakes (2)
      
      Master cylinders (4)
      
      Fuel control valve by Andair  replaced stock unit $180 list $240
      
      
      I am sure there is more but thats all for now.
      
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Jay Carter
      Subject: Kitfox-List: Header Tank
      
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Jay Carter" <valley361@centurytel.net>
      
              Anyone on the list have a header tank p/n 90064.000 that is surplus
      to your needs and would sell? p/n is from S-6 assembly manual.
      
                                                          Jay C.
      
      
      
      
      
      
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| Subject:  | Rick Please contact me off line | 
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Rick" <wingsdown@comcast.net>
      
      The following items are being offered for sale.  The engine is broken in and
      has less than 75 hours.
      If there is something not listed please let me know and we can figure
      something out.  I am offering at 75 percent of new unless otherwise stated
      or agreed upon.  Many of these items are based on 2002 prices.  No tax and
      actual UPS shipping only. I accept Pay Pal at wingsdown@comcast.net for fast
      delivery.  I will be posting pics to a web site soon.  If you need some
      right away just let me know.
      
      
       I have decided to sell the engine package less firewall engine mount to
      firewall.  It was originally an NSI engine. I have completely rebuilt the
      engine to include the heads. The redrive unit has the latest upgrade from
      NSI, which I believe was new shaft and material, larger bearings and the
      like. Below is a list of mods and parts:
      
      Total run time appx 70 hours, engine was not running at time of nose wheel
      collapse. Oil pan was damaged by nose strut but can be easily repaired or
      replaced for about 300 dollars. . Engine has since been run, and oil changed
      as well as redrive oil. This engine makes over 150HP. I will include
      radiator and necessary plumbing from aircraft. This engine is complete and
      ready to mount to NSI engine mount for aircraft of your choosing. It was in
      a model 5 Kitfox. Mounts on engine are included. No break in necessary, its
      been done. Keep in mind the rotax engine is going for about 20K and does not
      make this kind of power nor is it rated for continuous full power operation.
      
      New pistons and rings
      All new bearings and seals
      Pistons, pins, rings and block cryogenic treated, not over sized
      Pistons ceramic coated tops molly sides
      Cylinders line honed
      Crank zero run out
      reconditioned rods with new bushings weight matched
      new turbo cam coated by Swain
      reconditioned lifters
      stainless down pipe and stack
      heads have stainless valves, 3 angle valve cut, ceramic tops and scallops,
      new bronze guides, coated HP springs, reconditioned rockers
      intake manifold special Swain heat dissipating coating
      Oil lines are Teflon
      New Taylor ignition wires
      Stainless headers by Dawley Aviation with special Swain coating, with EGT
      holes
      MOCAL oil thermostat plumbed with lines will provide cooler
      New oil pump
      remote filter mount and Teflon lines
      new water pump
      Turbo completely rebuilt and upgraded to include new compressor section,
      Swain coated exhaust turbine section, hard line cooling line and more.
      Ellison TBI 3A, all fuel lines Teflon to include line to firewall
      Powder coated aluminum valve covers
      Dual electronic ignition and pick ups, programmable
      Alternator with overage voltage unit
      Engine block heater, not that I needed it here in sunny California
      
      I will give the list first shot and then either sell it locally or list on
      EBay. This is a strong smooth engine. You wont be disappointed. If you have
      the non-turbo NSI then this would be an easy swap for much more power and
      higher density altitude capabilities. If your serious and would like to see
      her run let me know ASAP.
      
      ITEMS FOR SALE:
      
      EA-81 TURBO engine with redrive ready to run   $8,700  list 2002 price with
      out upgrades list 11,500.
      
      Vacuume pump Kit for EA-81 includes pump, drive assy, suction gauge by
      rapco, filter and clamps. $750.00 list at $998.00
      
      CAP 140  In-flight adjustable three blade hub assembly, includes hub
      assembly, electronics control unit, panel switch and indicator lamp.$1625.oo
      list  $2165
      
      CAP digital pitch indication gage with latest software upgrade $521.00 list
      $695.00
      
      Header tank aluminum***sold
      
      Air oil separators 2 custom aluminum powder coated$288 ea list $385
      
      Strobe kit with Nav lights multi station  comet selectable flash, plus
      collision white belly tail strobe $657.00 List $877
      
      Strobe Whelen model 70821 red lens anti collision with power pack $181.00
      
      Garmin 295 GPS with latest data base, extras  $500.00 list N/A
      
      Transponder Garmin GTX 327 solid state  with rack, $ 1425.00  list $1895.00.
      Pre wired Transcal encoder add  $150.00 to price
      
      Comm Radio Bendix King (97A TSO with mounting rack $825 list $1100.oo
      
      E.L.T. Ameri king AK-450 with comm. Capability $138.00 list $184
      
      Headset Bose Aviation X like new with case and original box  $850.00 list
      $995.00.
      
      Headset Lightspeed 20X with soft case, very nice $326.00 list $435.00.
      
      Traffic Alert ADT-300  Barley  installed in aircraft  $490.00 list $650.00
      
      Fuel Flow gage JPI-450  with transducer $430.00 list $573.75
      
      EGT digital by E.I. $180.00 list $239 I have two  $180. each.
      
      Hand Held Com/Nav radio VXA-200 by Yaesu. This unit has it all. Altitude
      indication, density altitude  pressure altitude, temperature and VOR great
      rugged little radio, with extra NMHI battery  $465.00 List $620.00
      
      Com/Nav antenna by Advance Aircraft Electronics  model VHF5-1, thin flat for
      many applications to include composite aircraft. $94.00 list at $125.00
      Volt/Amp gage digital by E.I. Electronics international model VA-1A
      $214.00 list $285.00
      
      Carb Ice temp gage by Westach with sending probe $53.00 lists at $69.80
      
      Intercom by PS Engineering model PM100 II  Also have digital cockpit
      recorder, cant find price will include for additional $100.00 $335 List
      $449.00
      
      Electric Clock MD-90 BLET $169.00 List $226
      
      Battery RG35AXC  with custom  aluminum power coated hold down and cables
      $125.00
      
      Battery PC680 with aluminum mounting box $75.00 was set up as back up
      battery.
      
      
      PRIMARY INSTRUMENTS
      
      Air speed indicator W27859 by Winter  zero to 180MPH  $240.00 list $320.00
      
      Directional Gyro model RCA11A-8  non electric  TSO $438.00 list $548.00
      
      Altimeter zero to 20,000 feet model BG-3  $406.00 list  $542.00
      
      Vertical Speed indicator $232.00 list $310.00
      
      Turn coordinator by Electro gyro corp. model 1394T100-7Z 12-32V  $630.00
      list $840.00
      
      HSI  Attitude Gyro most likely RC Allen , it is vacuum but will have to
      verify model and price
      
      VDO gages
      
      2        1/8 Tachometer, water temp,oil pressure, oil temperature, boost 0-15psi,
      RPM gage large 3 1/8 maybe 3  not sure, egt 0-1600F
      
      Interior
      
      Oregon Aero temper foam seats, two sets plus extra seat cushion for seat
      height adjustment, done in dark blue  Best seats i have ever sat on makes
      the flight very comfortable.$499 list at $670.00
      
      Leather interior , this is for a model 5, may work on others, medium blue,
      carbon fiber seat reinforced seat back included, leather covered front, rear
      baggage cover with white embroidered EXPERIMENTAL on opening cover, open
      area under  turtle deck, center consol sides, left and right kick panels,
      control stick boots and covers. I may have enough to do the glare shied but
      will have to check. $1,200 List N/A
      
      Cushions Standard velour in blue and red four cushions total $100.00
      
      Heater cockpit 210CFM high output with two fans $260 list $345
      
      Airframe
      
      Turtle deck with smoke lexan glass, has scratch in glass  $150.00
      
      
      Cowling upper only not round type, NACCA scoop installed , also two sets of
      vents aft, oil access and inspection  door. $300.00
      
      Cargo bay bag with aluminum bottom insert, $95.00
      
      Long Wings with lift struts and braces, struts fared in, flapperons. These
      items  were damaged. Left substantially more than the right. They will both
      need have the fabric removed and be inspected, repaired and re-certified for
      airworthiness. I would say major damage to the left wing and minor to
      moderate to the right. I can e-mail detail pics of both. Considering the
      cost of new wings at over $4000.00 I think a fair starting point would be
      about $1500  I am open to offers higher or a little lower. Will assist
      freight pick up , no shipping from this end. Personal pick up is fine and I
      will help you load up.
      
      Wing towing braces $ 55.00
      
      Electric elevator trim servo, dont really know but figure on 75 percent
      of replacement.
      
      Wheel pants left side only $50.00
      
      Rudder
      
      Elevator
      
      Control rigging and pulleys
      
      Wheels  (2)
      
      Brakes (2)
      
      Master cylinders (4)
      
      Fuel control valve by Andair  replaced stock unit $180 list $240
      
      
      I am sure there is more but thats all for now.
      
      
      -----Original Message-----
      From: owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com
      [mailto:owner-kitfox-list-server@matronics.com]On Behalf Of Harris,
      Robert
      Subject: Kitfox-List: Rick Please contact me off line
      
      
      --> Kitfox-List message posted by: "Harris, Robert"
      <Robert_Harris@intuit.com>
      
      
      Hi Rick,
      
      Can you please contact me off line at 760-415-1810 or e-mail me at
      Robert_harris@intuit.com
      
      Thanks,
      Robert
      
      
      
      
      
      
 
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