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Submitted By:		robneils@qwest.net
Email List:		Europa-List
Name:		Rob Neils
Date:		May 22 2006
Subject:		First flight N128HW
Description:		First flight N128HW
		image004.jpg	First flight N128HW ("I too ate Hotel Whiskey..hic up.") Probes on tail are elevated to be in undisturbed air. Note wingtip lights.
		image005.jpg	N128HW flew hands off in neutral trim straight forward on maiden flight.
		image006.jpg	First Landing.
		image007.gif	Great care was taken to fair everything.
		image008.jpg	Oxygen, Transponder, strobes, lights, Vario, Airmaster, NavAid wing leveler and toothpick dispenser are incorporated.
		image013.jpg	Lotsa time was spent with a 3-foot long sanding block.
		image014.jpg	Snow lions from the Tibetan flag were airbrushed on one side with similarly formatted Chinese dragons on the other.
		image015.jpg	Note hole in aileron for trim?the cover plate is off. The black stars have a faint color shift.
		image016.jpg	Overhead panel has power splitter, panel and baggage lights, stereo (see speakers in back) and oxygen. Zolotone finish on inside.
		image017.jpg	Wingspan makes for alert on taxiing. Note aim-able landing lights in main gear.
		image021.jpg	Self evident. The silver push-pull is the Cabin heat control.
		image024.jpg	Panels are easily removable and hangable for tinkering.