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| Subject: | Re: Mod 3 engine mount |
Norm, I have acquired an engine mount, but was approached by another IL
Kitfox owner that is looking for an engine mount. Can I forward this email
to him?
Pat Reilly
On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 12:11 PM, normv1@juno.com <normv1@juno.com> wrote:
> Pat,
> I don't know what I want for it, all I know is that they were a little
> over $200.00 in 1993.
> I guess what it is worth to you is what it is worth.
> Make me a reasonable offer plus shipping cost and it wiil be yours.
> Glad I am able to help out.
> Norm
>
>
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Pat Reilly
Mod 3 582 Rebuild
Rockford,IL
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| Subject: | 582 side mount brackets |
I have finally acquired a 582 side mount engine mount for my Mod 3. I
previously had a bed mount. Does anyone have the 4 side mounts and
possibly the rubber bushings?
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Pat Reilly
Mod 3 582 Rebuild
Rockford,IL
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| Subject: | Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly |
Kitfoxers, This is not Kitfox related,but I have been to Jack Bally's 3
times and walk away in awe each time. If you live any where near Dixon IL
make sure you contact Jack for viewing of this amazing feat. He built this
by himself except for help to lift and position parts that one man couldn't
handle.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Doug Knorr <dtknorr@gmail.com>
Subject: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
rbainbridge@hostwerks.com>, Bob Bauer <slipstream@hughes.net>, Bob Slack <
bobfaith@yahoo.com>, "Bonaguro, Jeff" <fbonaguro@comcast.net>, Bruce
Jacobsen <OldDoc65@aol.com>, Bryan Hunt <ysifly2@comcast.net>, "Casserly,
Tim" <casserlytimruth@gmail.com>, Chuck Hurley <grayeagle172@gmail.com>,
Colin Bystrom <owl380w@sbcglobal.net>, "Corrigan, Doug" <Dpcpilot@gmail.com>,
"Cultra, Mike" <skibum.cultra@gmail.com>, Dale Meyers <
dalemeyers6239@yahoo.com>, "Doran, Roger" <Rog2642@yahoo.com>, EAA Chapter
22 <eaachapter22@gmail.com>, "Esparza, George" <UPF7@aol.com>, "Hasting,
Grant" <granthasting@gmail.com>, "Hilbert, Elroy" <elroye61102@yahoo.com>,
"Jansen, Chuck" <canoe23@tds.net>, Jeff Kennedy <jakenne@comcast.net>, Ken
& Jan Lindenmier <lindenmier@aol.com>, "Kolls, Stacy" <
warbirdfan72@yahoo.com>, "Lindgren, Allyn" <n258y@netzero.net>, "Martin,
Roger & Amber" <martins223@comcast.net>, "Moorman, Newt" <
nmoorman@mtt-inc.com>, "O'Quinn, Bob" <boboquinncfi@gmail.com>, "Petrie,
Mike" <mvpetrie@t6b.com>, "Pierson, Steven" <stpent5@t6b.com>, "Randall,
Howard" <howardarandall@hotmail.com>, "Reilly, Pat" <patreilly43@gmail.com>,
Rick Ellis <Rick@positiverep.com>, "Stukenberg, Brian" <
bstukenberg@byronbank.com>, Tony Harrolle <Tony@lpvend.com>, "Ufkin, Don" <
d_ufkin@yahoo.com>, "Voss, Ron" <fly642r@comcast.net>, Wally Hansen <
wallycopter1@yahoo.com>, Wally Hunt <T18WGH@aol.com>, "Wienand, Jim" <
iflyvfr4fun@aol.com>
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: <Lindenmier@aol.com>
Subject: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
**
We thought if you haven't seen this or you would like to pass it on to the
club members we would forward it to you. It's worth a look!
Jan & Ken Lindenmier
------------------------------
Subj: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
[image: http://airpigz.com/storage/2013/july/Bally-B-17-Engine-Next-To-]
Jack Bally's incredible 1/3 scale B-17 next to a Cessna 140! (photo:
facebook <https://www.facebook.com/BallyBomber>)
Some new pictures surfaced last evening on the Bally Bomber facebook
page<https://www.facebook.com/BallyBomber>showing Jack Bally's
incredible 1/3 scale B-17 replica fully assembled and
sitting next to a Cessna 140. Wow! The mind is really tied up in a knot
trying to process what's seen there... it looks like a model but sooo big -
but then it looks like a real B-17 but sooo much smaller!
This project, coming to life in Dixon Illinois, has to rank as one of the
most fascinating homebuilt aircraft projects of all time. It's the kind of
idea that weird people like me dream up but rarely does anyone actually
follow through. With an estimated 20,000 hours of labor required to build
this cute little beast, it's understandable why. With a 34ft 7in wingspan,
estimated 1,800 pound weight and four 60hp engines for a total of 240hp,
the Bally Bomber is just pure awesome! Be sure to check out the hundreds of
pix from the build process along with additional info
atTheBallyBomber.com<http://theballybomber.com/>
[image: http://airpigz.com/storage/2013/july/Bally-B-17-Trying-Cockpit-]
The not-so-big cockpit really shows the overall scale!
(photo:theballybomber.com
)
The project was started back in 1999 and is just now nearing completion.
The airframe is all scratch built (of course) and made out of aluminum. The
main gear retracts just like the real B-17, and has proven to be the most
complicated part of the project. The engines are the Hirth 3002 4-cylinder
2-stroke that usually have a reduction unit and make about 80hp. Jack chose
this engine because of its size... it was small enough to fit inside a
properly scaled nacelle. However, to make it fit properly, the reduction
unit is removed which will bring the power down around 60hp each, with the
engines spinning the 46.4" diameter props at about 3,300 rpm.
[image: http://airpigz.com/storage/2013/july/Bally-B-17-Hirth-Engine-In]
One of four 2-stroke Hirth 3002 (formerly F-30) engines (photo:
theballybomber.com)
Even though the airplane looks finished, I noticed in a Facebook comment
last night that they say there's still some wiring, plumbing and detail
work yet to complete. It would appear that the first flight is still off in
the future a bit. Mostly that means that there's little hope of seeing the
Bally Bomber at Oshkosh in a few weeks. There's little doubt in my mind
that whenever this fabulous piece of work gets to Oshkosh, she'll be the
Queen for the entire week!
[image: http://airpigz.com/storage/2013/july/Bally-B-17-Engine-Nacelle-]
The accuracy in the scale shaping is simply fantastic!
(photo:theballybomber.com
)
The accuracy of the shapes and scaling look excellent on this project. I
remember back in the 70's there were several scaled-down military
one-of-a-kind replicas, but most all failed to get the profiles,
proportions, or prop scaling correct... the Bally Bomber appears to be
getting it done right. Bravo!
[image: http://airpigz.com/storage/2013/july/Bally-B-17-Engine-Nacelles]
The amazing Bally Bomber is almost ready to fly! (photo: theballybomber.com
)
Can you even imagine how cool it would be to see this 1/3 scale B-17 in the
air! No doubt the videos of the first flight will be a huge internet
sensation... stay tuned to the Bally Bomber facebook
page<https://www.facebook.com/BallyBomber>for updates on the first
flight... this might be as big a deal as the
full-scale Mosquito last fall!
--
Pat Reilly
Mod 3 582 Rebuild
Rockford,IL
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| Subject: | Re: 582 side mount brackets |
I figured that you would be looking after seeing the Iv mount that you
were buying.
Good Choice -- you will get less vibration .
Mc Bean should have these mounts, and rubbers.
If not I might have
----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick Reilly
To: kitfox-list@matronics.com
Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2013 6:07 PM
Subject: Kitfox-List: 582 side mount brackets
I have finally acquired a 582 side mount engine mount for my Mod 3. I
previously had a bed mount. Does anyone have the 4 side mounts and
possibly the rubber bushings?
--
Pat Reilly
Mod 3 582 Rebuild
Rockford,IL
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| Subject: | Re: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly |
B17 I just saw last month
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vysu_KwFrr8
----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick Reilly
To: kitfox-list@matronics.com
Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2013 6:15 PM
Subject: Kitfox-List: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
Kitfoxers, This is not Kitfox related,but I have been to Jack Bally's
3 times and walk away in awe each time. If you live any where near Dixon
IL make sure you contact Jack for viewing of this amazing feat. He built
this by himself except for help to lift and position parts that one man
couldn't handle.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Doug Knorr <dtknorr@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 8:00 PM
Subject: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
To: "Alborel, Sue" <salbore@foxvalley.net>, "Bainbridge, Red"
<rbainbridge@hostwerks.com>, Bob Bauer <slipstream@hughes.net>, Bob
Slack <bobfaith@yahoo.com>, "Bonaguro, Jeff" <fbonaguro@comcast.net>,
Bruce Jacobsen <OldDoc65@aol.com>, Bryan Hunt <ysifly2@comcast.net>,
"Casserly, Tim" <casserlytimruth@gmail.com>, Chuck Hurley
<grayeagle172@gmail.com>, Colin Bystrom <owl380w@sbcglobal.net>,
"Corrigan, Doug" <Dpcpilot@gmail.com>, "Cultra, Mike"
<skibum.cultra@gmail.com>, Dale Meyers <dalemeyers6239@yahoo.com>,
"Doran, Roger" <Rog2642@yahoo.com>, EAA Chapter 22
<eaachapter22@gmail.com>, "Esparza, George" <UPF7@aol.com>, "Hasting,
Grant" <granthasting@gmail.com>, "Hilbert, Elroy"
<elroye61102@yahoo.com>, "Jansen, Chuck" <canoe23@tds.net>, Jeff Kennedy
<jakenne@comcast.net>, Ken & Jan Lindenmier <lindenmier@aol.com>,
"Kolls, Stacy" <warbirdfan72@yahoo.com>, "Lindgren, Allyn"
<n258y@netzero.net>, "Martin, Roger & Amber" <martins223@comcast.net>,
"Moorman, Newt" <nmoorman@mtt-inc.com>, "O'Quinn, Bob"
<boboquinncfi@gmail.com>, "Petrie, Mike" <mvpetrie@t6b.com>, "Pierson,
Steven" <stpent5@t6b.com>, "Randall, Howard"
<howardarandall@hotmail.com>, "Reilly, Pat" <patreilly43@gmail.com>,
Rick Ellis <Rick@positiverep.com>, "Stukenberg, Brian"
<bstukenberg@byronbank.com>, Tony Harrolle <Tony@lpvend.com>, "Ufkin,
Don" <d_ufkin@yahoo.com>, "Voss, Ron" <fly642r@comcast.net>, Wally
Hansen <wallycopter1@yahoo.com>, Wally Hunt <T18WGH@aol.com>, "Wienand,
Jim" <iflyvfr4fun@aol.com>
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: <Lindenmier@aol.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 2:47 PM
Subject: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
To: dtknorr@gmail.com, edward.scherer@comcast.net, ysifly2@comcast.net
We thought if you haven't seen this or you would like to pass it on to
the club members we would forward it to you. It's worth a look!
Jan & Ken Lindenmier
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
Subj: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
Jack Bally's incredible 1/3 scale B-17 next to a Cessna 140!
(photo: facebook)
Some new pictures surfaced last evening on the Bally Bomber
facebook page showing Jack Bally's incredible 1/3 scale B-17 replica
fully assembled and sitting next to a Cessna 140. Wow! The mind is
really tied up in a knot trying to process what's seen there... it looks
like a model but sooo big - but then it looks like a real B-17 but sooo
much smaller!
This project, coming to life in Dixon Illinois, has to rank as
one of the most fascinating homebuilt aircraft projects of all time.
It's the kind of idea that weird people like me dream up but rarely does
anyone actually follow through. With an estimated 20,000 hours of labor
required to build this cute little beast, it's understandable why. With
a 34ft 7in wingspan, estimated 1,800 pound weight and four 60hp engines
for a total of 240hp, the Bally Bomber is just pure awesome! Be sure to
check out the hundreds of pix from the build process along with
additional info atTheBallyBomber.com
The not-so-big cockpit really shows the overall scale!
(photo: theballybomber.com)
The project was started back in 1999 and is just now nearing
completion. The airframe is all scratch built (of course) and made out
of aluminum. The main gear retracts just like the real B-17, and has
proven to be the most complicated part of the project. The engines are
the Hirth 3002 4-cylinder 2-stroke that usually have a reduction unit
and make about 80hp. Jack chose this engine because of its size... it
was small enough to fit inside a properly scaled nacelle. However, to
make it fit properly, the reduction unit is removed which will bring the
power down around 60hp each, with the engines spinning the 46.4"
diameter props at about 3,300 rpm.
One of four 2-stroke Hirth 3002 (formerly F-30) engines
(photo: theballybomber.com)
Even though the airplane looks finished, I noticed in a
Facebook comment last night that they say there's still some wiring,
plumbing and detail work yet to complete. It would appear that the first
flight is still off in the future a bit. Mostly that means that there's
little hope of seeing the Bally Bomber at Oshkosh in a few weeks.
There's little doubt in my mind that whenever this fabulous piece of
work gets to Oshkosh, she'll be the Queen for the entire week!
The accuracy in the scale shaping is simply fantastic!
(photo: theballybomber.com)
The accuracy of the shapes and scaling look excellent on this
project. I remember back in the 70's there were several scaled-down
military one-of-a-kind replicas, but most all failed to get the
profiles, proportions, or prop scaling correct... the Bally Bomber
appears to be getting it done right. Bravo!
The amazing Bally Bomber is almost ready to fly! (photo:
theballybomber.com)
Can you even imagine how cool it would be to see this 1/3
scale B-17 in the air! No doubt the videos of the first flight will be a
huge internet sensation... stay tuned to the Bally Bomber facebook page
for updates on the first flight... this might be as big a deal as the
full-scale Mosquito last fall!
--
Pat Reilly
Mod 3 582 Rebuild
Rockford,IL
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| Subject: | Re: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly |
guarantee you this will end up flying at the JOE NALL RC event in
woodruff south carolina. The largest RC gathering in the world!
----- Original Message -----
From: Patrick Reilly
To: kitfox-list@matronics.com
Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2013 6:15 PM
Subject: Kitfox-List: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
Kitfoxers, This is not Kitfox related,but I have been to Jack Bally's
3 times and walk away in awe each time. If you live any where near Dixon
IL make sure you contact Jack for viewing of this amazing feat. He built
this by himself except for help to lift and position parts that one man
couldn't handle.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Doug Knorr <dtknorr@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 8:00 PM
Subject: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
To: "Alborel, Sue" <salbore@foxvalley.net>, "Bainbridge, Red"
<rbainbridge@hostwerks.com>, Bob Bauer <slipstream@hughes.net>, Bob
Slack <bobfaith@yahoo.com>, "Bonaguro, Jeff" <fbonaguro@comcast.net>,
Bruce Jacobsen <OldDoc65@aol.com>, Bryan Hunt <ysifly2@comcast.net>,
"Casserly, Tim" <casserlytimruth@gmail.com>, Chuck Hurley
<grayeagle172@gmail.com>, Colin Bystrom <owl380w@sbcglobal.net>,
"Corrigan, Doug" <Dpcpilot@gmail.com>, "Cultra, Mike"
<skibum.cultra@gmail.com>, Dale Meyers <dalemeyers6239@yahoo.com>,
"Doran, Roger" <Rog2642@yahoo.com>, EAA Chapter 22
<eaachapter22@gmail.com>, "Esparza, George" <UPF7@aol.com>, "Hasting,
Grant" <granthasting@gmail.com>, "Hilbert, Elroy"
<elroye61102@yahoo.com>, "Jansen, Chuck" <canoe23@tds.net>, Jeff Kennedy
<jakenne@comcast.net>, Ken & Jan Lindenmier <lindenmier@aol.com>,
"Kolls, Stacy" <warbirdfan72@yahoo.com>, "Lindgren, Allyn"
<n258y@netzero.net>, "Martin, Roger & Amber" <martins223@comcast.net>,
"Moorman, Newt" <nmoorman@mtt-inc.com>, "O'Quinn, Bob"
<boboquinncfi@gmail.com>, "Petrie, Mike" <mvpetrie@t6b.com>, "Pierson,
Steven" <stpent5@t6b.com>, "Randall, Howard"
<howardarandall@hotmail.com>, "Reilly, Pat" <patreilly43@gmail.com>,
Rick Ellis <Rick@positiverep.com>, "Stukenberg, Brian"
<bstukenberg@byronbank.com>, Tony Harrolle <Tony@lpvend.com>, "Ufkin,
Don" <d_ufkin@yahoo.com>, "Voss, Ron" <fly642r@comcast.net>, Wally
Hansen <wallycopter1@yahoo.com>, Wally Hunt <T18WGH@aol.com>, "Wienand,
Jim" <iflyvfr4fun@aol.com>
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: <Lindenmier@aol.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 2:47 PM
Subject: Fwd: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
To: dtknorr@gmail.com, edward.scherer@comcast.net, ysifly2@comcast.net
We thought if you haven't seen this or you would like to pass it on to
the club members we would forward it to you. It's worth a look!
Jan & Ken Lindenmier
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
---
Subj: Manned 1/3 Scale B-17 Nearly Ready to Fly
Jack Bally's incredible 1/3 scale B-17 next to a Cessna 140!
(photo: facebook)
Some new pictures surfaced last evening on the Bally Bomber
facebook page showing Jack Bally's incredible 1/3 scale B-17 replica
fully assembled and sitting next to a Cessna 140. Wow! The mind is
really tied up in a knot trying to process what's seen there... it looks
like a model but sooo big - but then it looks like a real B-17 but sooo
much smaller!
This project, coming to life in Dixon Illinois, has to rank as
one of the most fascinating homebuilt aircraft projects of all time.
It's the kind of idea that weird people like me dream up but rarely does
anyone actually follow through. With an estimated 20,000 hours of labor
required to build this cute little beast, it's understandable why. With
a 34ft 7in wingspan, estimated 1,800 pound weight and four 60hp engines
for a total of 240hp, the Bally Bomber is just pure awesome! Be sure to
check out the hundreds of pix from the build process along with
additional info atTheBallyBomber.com
The not-so-big cockpit really shows the overall scale!
(photo: theballybomber.com)
The project was started back in 1999 and is just now nearing
completion. The airframe is all scratch built (of course) and made out
of aluminum. The main gear retracts just like the real B-17, and has
proven to be the most complicated part of the project. The engines are
the Hirth 3002 4-cylinder 2-stroke that usually have a reduction unit
and make about 80hp. Jack chose this engine because of its size... it
was small enough to fit inside a properly scaled nacelle. However, to
make it fit properly, the reduction unit is removed which will bring the
power down around 60hp each, with the engines spinning the 46.4"
diameter props at about 3,300 rpm.
One of four 2-stroke Hirth 3002 (formerly F-30) engines
(photo: theballybomber.com)
Even though the airplane looks finished, I noticed in a
Facebook comment last night that they say there's still some wiring,
plumbing and detail work yet to complete. It would appear that the first
flight is still off in the future a bit. Mostly that means that there's
little hope of seeing the Bally Bomber at Oshkosh in a few weeks.
There's little doubt in my mind that whenever this fabulous piece of
work gets to Oshkosh, she'll be the Queen for the entire week!
The accuracy in the scale shaping is simply fantastic!
(photo: theballybomber.com)
The accuracy of the shapes and scaling look excellent on this
project. I remember back in the 70's there were several scaled-down
military one-of-a-kind replicas, but most all failed to get the
profiles, proportions, or prop scaling correct... the Bally Bomber
appears to be getting it done right. Bravo!
The amazing Bally Bomber is almost ready to fly! (photo:
theballybomber.com)
Can you even imagine how cool it would be to see this 1/3
scale B-17 in the air! No doubt the videos of the first flight will be a
huge internet sensation... stay tuned to the Bally Bomber facebook page
for updates on the first flight... this might be as big a deal as the
full-scale Mosquito last fall!
--
Pat Reilly
Mod 3 582 Rebuild
Rockford,IL
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| Subject: | Re: 582 side mount brackets |
Thanks Dave. I'll try McBean.
Pat
On Sun, Jul 28, 2013 at 6:06 PM, Dave <dave@cfisher.com> wrote:
> **
> I figured that you would be looking after seeing the Iv mount that you
> were buying.
>
> Good Choice -- you will get less vibration .
>
> Mc Bean should have these mounts, and rubbers.
>
> If not I might have
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> *From:* Patrick Reilly <patreilly43@gmail.com>
> *To:* kitfox-list@matronics.com
> *Sent:* Sunday, July 28, 2013 6:07 PM
> *Subject:* Kitfox-List: 582 side mount brackets
>
> I have finally acquired a 582 side mount engine mount for my Mod 3. I
> previously had a bed mount. Does anyone have the 4 side mounts and
> possibly the rubber bushings?
>
> --
> Pat Reilly
> Mod 3 582 Rebuild
> Rockford,IL
>
> *
>
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Mod 3 582 Rebuild
Rockford,IL
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