Yak-List Digest Archive

Wed 01/02/08


Total Messages Posted: 5



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     1. 06:49 AM - Good 285 For Sale (ONTHEGOSA@aol.com)
     2. 08:19 AM - Zaon PCAS (John Graham)
     3. 08:31 AM - 15 gallon aux fuel tank (John Graham)
     4. 05:35 PM - Re: 15 gallon aux fuel tank (c44588)
     5. 07:52 PM - E-com to be sent out to membership. (cjpilot710@aol.com)
 
 
 


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    Time: 06:49:37 AM PST US
    From: ONTHEGOSA@aol.com
    Subject: Good 285 For Sale
    I'm converting my CJ over to M14P power plant therefore have no need for my strong running 285 with 500 hours since Major. It also has intake drains, auto ignition, been run on oil filers as well as engine oil analysis done every 50 hours, Bill Blackwell has taken care of all servicing of the engine. The prices on these power plants have really gone up in the last couple of years, this engine would be perfect as a replacement for a run out or as a parts engine for someone else. Scott Andrews 602-705-4413 (http://food.aol.com/top-rated-recipes?NCID=aoltop00030000000004)


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    Time: 08:19:14 AM PST US
    From: John Graham <cubflyer1940@yahoo.com>
    Subject: Zaon PCAS
    Happy New Year to all! Does anyone have any experience with the Zaon PCAS (Portable Collision Avoidance System)? I'm thinking of getting either the XRX or MRX model. Thanks, John P. Graham CubFlyer1940@Yahoo.com Cell phone (847) 641-1330 Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs


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    Time: 08:31:31 AM PST US
    From: John Graham <cubflyer1940@yahoo.com>
    Subject: 15 gallon aux fuel tank
    In the spirit of the holidays, I have decided I'd rather see this tank go to use on a plane where it will be appreciated than hold out for a high price. This Yak community has treated me well and I want to give a little back. The attached picture is for my 15 gallon aux fuel belly tank, complete with mounting brackets, pump and tank. The whole system (a $2,000 value) is for sale for $300 plus shipping (ground UPS) and I estimate shipping at approximately $100. Installation would probably take an A&P about a day and I can put you in contact with the A&P who designed, built and installed this tank. A few specs: - No aerobatics with the tank on. - It is removable - takes about 30 minutes. - Pump is operated from a switch in the cockpit. - Tank includes separate fuel sump drain. - Off white in color. - That's a little dirt NOT rust in the tank and it wiped right off. More pictures if you email me off list. Happy New Year! Thanks, John P. Graham CubFlyer1940@Yahoo.com Cell phone (847) 641-1330 Looking for last minute shopping deals?


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    Time: 05:35:37 PM PST US
    Subject: Re: 15 gallon aux fuel tank
    From: "c44588" <orcaspilot@hotmail.com>
    Hey John, check your email. Jack Coe Read this topic online here: http://forums.matronics.com/viewtopic.php?p=155633#155633


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    Time: 07:52:47 PM PST US
    From: cjpilot710@aol.com
    Subject: E-com to be sent out to membership.
    Oshkosh 2008 AirVenture RedStar Pilots Association Event Fiftieth Anniversary of the CJ-6A Troops! Below is the present schedule for Oshkosh AirVenture 2008. As you already know this year RedStar Pilots Association is celebrating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the CJ-6A. Not only is that number of years significant to the CJ-6 it is the only airplane unchanged from the prototype to pass that mark and tha t is still in production. It and the Yak are the only warbirds that have tha t distention. But on to the important stuff - having fun at this RPA party. The main event is on Wednesday July 30. On this day we will attempt to put 50 CJ-6 aircraft over OSH during the WarBird part of the show. You Yak guys? You will be up there with them. This is an RPA party celebrating the CJ-6=99s bi rthday. So if you can=99t make the West Bend practice session, be at OSH not later than July 29, Tuesday afternoon. Remember there is an airshow at OSH between 1300 & 1700 that day so the field will be closed and they close the airport at 1900L. For very special reasons, you want to plan to stay for the banquet Friday evening August 1st. Paper Work. Guys its really important to get this stuff right. The Feds and legal beagles at EAA are having their way. EAA has a very aggressive fellow who is very serious about the insurance stuff also I expect that the Feds will do more spot checking due to last years accident. The big thing the last 2 years i s having copies of your insurance papers. Just the page that shows your polic y number and coverage. So before you leave home, go to a copy machine and ma ke copies of all your ratings, medical, driver license, the last annual inspection page of the aircraft log, and your insurance. And make sure the required certificates are in your airplane and your license is in your pocket.. And don=99t forget the parachute. You can=99t even use a parachut e as a seat cushion if its out of date. =9CIf it=99s out of date, its out o f the plane=9C. FAST Check Ride at West Bend? Remember - the pre Oshkosh practice is NOT a training clinic. Its is a mass formation warm-up for the experienced guys and practice for FNGs. Perspective wingmen/leads must be well prepared and already have a signed recommendation form from a FAST check pilot or FAST rated Lead. Do not expe ct the check ride to be any easier at West Bend than any where else. Note: There will be no check rides after noon on Saturday, July 26. The rest of that day and Sunday will be getting spent getting FNGs up to speed in mass formations. Where to stay? There are a number of places and you can get a list from EAA, BUT we =99d like to suggest the University of Wisconsin dorms. First they are very inexpensi ve (2 Beds per room @ $50.00/ night) and very convenient to many of our planed activities. Second, transportation is a big bonus because there is direct bus services from the dorms to EAA=99s main gate at $5.00 round trip. However! We are planning to have our own buses take us to & from the dorms directly to our aircraft saving us a :20 minute walk. Third, there are a number of nice restaurants with-in very short walks of the dorms. Forth, we have arra nged with UW to have all our rooms together on the same floor and in the same building. Many EAAers like =9Cdoing the dorms=9D. The room are not unlike a military billet. Two beds, 2 chairs, 2 decks, 2 dressers, a refrigerator, a microwave, and (maybe)internet service. You get 2 sheets, 1 blank, 1 pill ow case, and 1 towel & wash cloth. There is no air conditioning (sorry those rooms sold-out 2 hours after they opened). You may be want to buy a cheap fan or do like most of us and sleep with the door and window open! Oh yes, the johns and showers are down the hall. Want to stay at the dorm? A one night=99s deposit of $50.00 is due o n or before March 15th. If you make a reservation and not pay the deposit by t han, you lose your reservations. If you need to cancel out, you=99ll get a refund if you do so BEFORE June 15. After that date, you lose your deposit. By the way, if you have already signed up for the dorms rooms on the RPA web site, you will still need to contact UW for the reservations. All we=99ve done is let them know how many rooms they can expect plus RPA needs to provide them wit h a final roster by July 15th. Here is the contact stuff for reservations. Phone UW: (920)-424-3226 or (920)-424-0388 and even _uwoeaa@mio.uwosh.edu _ (mailto:uwoeaa@mio.uwosh.edu) . They will accept all credit cards except Discover Card. Make sure you tell them you=99re with the RPA. We are looking for Sponsors. Know of any folks out there with some money to spend? Particularly busines s folk who are looking for exposure to a lot of people. Put them in contact with me Jim Goolsby, Hal Morley or David McGirt. We can give them exposure not only to our membership, though our web site, and magazine, but also via aircraft stickers and banners on our very large tent at OSH where literally thousand of people will see their name as our sponsors. They can get a tax deduction because we are a 501-3C organization. If they wish to sponsor and pay for a specific event in our schedule (save the rest of us money), that can be done and we=99ll give them a minute or two to say a few words. The m ore sponsors we get the cheaper it will be you and I. Discounts. We are working to get fuel discounts at OSH. This may mean that we will onl y be using one of the two FBOs exclusively for our fueling. That is the plan but that plan just may not come to fruition. EAA does pay us for fuel but only for the time we are air borne during the show. All other =9Cextr a flying=9D is out of our pocket. If this works out, it will be a first so stay tuned for that. So get with it! So start getting you plans together. So far, some 44 CJ-6 aircraft have already registered. 10 Yaks are on board (we need more guys!) Some15 fol ks have signed up for the dorms. Your committee is working on details that wil l lead us to having a ball and good time at what is RPA=99s first big b irthday party. That Fiftieth Year only comes by once. Believe me, you will be ver y sorry if you let this go by. So lads get that FAST rating if you haven =99t got it yet and mark off that calendar. And even if you don=99t get that fo rmation card, come anyway! We will be coming up with more details. Like event cost, freebies and other activities, so stay tuned. RPA Schedule for AirVenture 2008 & CJ-6 Fiftieth Anniversary July 24 2008 Thursday, West Bend, WI. Staff set up. Arrivals Besides normal paper work required, MAKE SURE arrivals have copy of insurance. Very important this year. Flight assignments. Flight Check of Recommended Wingmen/Leads (All paper work of applicant must be done & correct.) July 25, 2008 Friday, West Bend, WI Arrivals continue Morning brief & Flight assignments Practice flight with assigned flights. Flight Check of Recommended Wingmen/Leads Lunch on field Practice flight with assigned flights. Troops dinner on their own. July 26, 2008, Saturday. West Bend, WI Arrivals. Morning Brief & Flight assignments Practice flights with assigned flights in formation of 8 or 12 ships. Flight Check of Recommended Wingmen/Leads (No flight checks or re checks after noon.) Lunch on field 8 or 12 ships practice flights Troops dinner on their own. July 27, 2008 Sunday, West Bend, WI Arrivals. Morning Brief & Flight assignments Practice flights in assigned flights in formation of 8 or 12 ships. Lunch on field Practice flights in assigned flights in formation of 12 and 24 ships. Flight assignments fixed. Troops at mess banquet in evening. July 28, 2008 Monday, West Bend, > Oshkosh. Early breakfast Preflight aircraft. Last flight assignments for weather late arrivals. Briefing for departure Lunch Sortie to Oshkosh Debrief at RPA tent Troops check-in with EAAWB Free time & Troops settle into quarters. July 29, 2008 Tuesday, OSH. Open day Lunch at tent..(sandwiches & cold drinks) Evening brief at University of Wisconsin Room 307 Theater July 30, 2008, Wednesday, OSH Morning briefing at RPA tent. Fly Show Max Effort Day #1 Single ship acrobatics (TBD) Debrief at tent. Pig Roast at tent. July 31, 2008, Thursday, OSH FAST & Check Pilot meetings Forums (place & time TBD) Lunch at tent 1300 hr. CJ-6 & Yaks in Warbirds In Review (Skip Slyfield narrator) Free day August 1, 2008, Friday, OSH Morning briefing at RPA tent. Lunch At tent Airshow brief 1230 Fly Show Max Effort Day #2 2 ship acrobatics (TBD) Debrief at tent. RPA Guest and Awards Banquet at Reeve Ballroom, August 2, 2008, Saturday, OSH Morning briefing at RPA tent. Lunch at tent Airshow Brief 1230 Fly Show Debrief at tent. Attend WB Awards Banquet at EAA Museum August 3, 2008, Sunday, OSH RPA stand down.Departures (http://food.aol.com/top-rated-recipes?NCID=aoltop00030000000004)




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