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1. 06:49 AM - Re: Trial Wing Mounting... (Bill Schoen)
2. 09:24 AM - Any Recommendations for Builders Assistance ??? (Garey Wittich)
3. 03:08 PM - Re: Any Recommendations for Builders Assistance ??? (JOHN STIEGELMEYER)
4. 11:53 PM - =?windows-1255?Q?=FA=F9=E5=E1=E4:__Any_Recommendations_for_B?= =?windows-1255?Q?uilders_Assistance_=3F=3F=3F? (ilan perry)
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| Subject: | Trial Wing Mounting... |
Matt
That is my plan as well. I will have done everything I can to the fuselage
prior to mounting the wings and gear. They will get in the way of the vast
amount of work to be done in and around the cockpit. I am only a first time
RV-7 builder so maybe there is something I don't know that Vans knows=2C b
ut so far see no really good reason to have to put them on=2C then take the
m off and put them on again later. Too much extra work for now real gain i
n the construction process that I can see. A good friend of mine used this
method on his RV-6 and it worked great. He did everything at home in his ga
rage so didn't need the wide space until he moved the project to a hangar
=2C then put the wings on one time only.
Bill Schoen
South Fork Co.
RV-7 N727BN res
> From: jdoody727@comcast.net
> To: rv7-list@matronics.com
> Subject: Re: RV7-List: Trial Wing Mounting...
> Date: Wed=2C 1 Jul 2009 20:33:25 -0600
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> Dear Matt=2C
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> I have a friend who is a 4 time RV builder so far. I'm just working on
> number one right now. His approach is to mount the wings when they are
> ready to be mounted in final construction. Just one time.
>
> I know Van's construction manual has them mounted and removed=2C but that
is a
> lot of work that will only have to be repeated
> when you finally put all this together. Obviously you have to do what is
> comfortable for you. I will take my buddy's approach
> which has served him well on four aircraft so far. That's the beauty of
> doing it yourself.
>
>
> Happy building=2C
>
> John Brunke
> RV7 tip up
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| Subject: | Any Recommendations for Builders Assistance ??? |
Greetings:Working by myself, the RV-8A QB Project is going too "slooowly".
-Local EAA Chapter here in Santa Monica, CA has no RV Builders or any at
the airport. -Looking for some assistance by an experienced RV Builder or
Builders Assistance Center here in Southern California to complete Project
- where we can work together ( here or at their location) thus speeding th
e Project along. -Want to work on the Project about 40 hours per week.
-Willing to pay a reasonable fee for the help. I have completed the Emhen
nage - now ready to start the Wings.-
Any helpful suggestions ??
Thanks, - Garey Wittich -Santa Monica, CA - (310) 392-1682=0A=0A=0A
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| Subject: | Re: Any Recommendations for Builders Assistance ??? |
If you have QB wings there isn't much to do. Fabricate and install the bell
cranks - Fabricate the push/pull tubes, install landing/taxi lights, install
nav/strobes in wing tips and install wing tips. Don't forget the wiring for
these items. And the pitot tube and wiring if heated. Flob tube for fuel
if needed. Can't think of anything else. Read the manual thru to make sure
you understand the whole process. I built an RV-7A QB - not much guidence
for this so read read read.
Regards,
John
On 7/2/09, Garey Wittich <gareywittich2000@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Greetings: Working by myself, the RV-8A QB Project is going too
> "slooowly". Local EAA Chapter here in Santa Monica, CA has no RV Builders
> or any at the airport. Looking for some assistance by an experienced RV
> Builder or Builders Assistance Center here in Southern California to
> complete Project - where we can work together ( here or at their location)
> thus speeding the Project along. Want to work on the Project about 40 hours
> per week. Willing to pay a reasonable fee for the help. I have completed
> the Emhennage - now ready to start the Wings.
>
>
> Any helpful suggestions ??
>
>
> Thanks, Garey Wittich Santa Monica, CA (310) 392-1682
>
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>
> *
>
>
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You can find a lot of assistance in Chino air field CA.
Regards Perry Ilan.
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[mailto:owner-rv7-list-server@matronics.com] =E1=F9=ED JOHN STIEGELMEYER
=F0=F9=EC=E7: Friday, July 03, 2009 1:01 AM
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=F0=E5=F9=E0: Re: RV7-List: Any Recommendations for Builders Assistance
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If you have QB wings there isn't much to do. Fabricate and install the
bell
cranks - Fabricate the push/pull tubes, install landing/taxi lights,
install
nav/strobes in wing tips and install wing tips. Don't forget the wiring
for
these items. And the pitot tube and wiring if heated. Flob tube for
fuel
if needed. Can't think of anything else. Read the manual thru to make
sure
you understand the whole process. I built an RV-7A QB - not much
guidence
for this so read read read.
Regards,
John
.
On 7/2/09, Garey Wittich <gareywittich2000@yahoo.com> wrote:
Greetings:
Working by myself, the RV-8A QB Project is going too "slooowly". Local
EAA
Chapter here in Santa Monica, CA has no RV Builders or any at the
airport.
Looking for some assistance by an experienced RV Builder or Builders
Assistance Center here in Southern California to complete Project -
where we
can work together ( here or at their location) thus speeding the Project
along. Want to work on the Project about 40 hours per week. Willing to
pay
a reasonable fee for the help. I have completed the Emhennage - now
ready to
start the Wings.
Any helpful suggestions ??
Thanks, Garey Wittich Santa Monica, CA (310) 392-1682
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