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Hangar Flying / Re: Builder Advice Please
« on: June 03, 2016, 02:52:14 PM »
Wilco mate - thanks.
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Hangar Flying / Re: Builder Advice Please
« on: June 02, 2016, 12:42:52 AM »
Believe me, I would love to have the reddies to bring you down our way, but this retired Air Force dude has an expensive aeroplane addiction to feed. I actually spent three very enjoyable years on a military exchange assignment with USAF Space Command in Colorado Springs CO in the late nineties, got my US pilot license (just needed a flight test and pass a test on local procedures), and flew around Colorado - you guys have some GREAT flying over there.
I'll start putting the feelers out for a local person who knows the ins and outs - as you say, it is worth the expense.
Thanks for the feedback guys - appreciate it.
Cheers,
Jim
I'll start putting the feelers out for a local person who knows the ins and outs - as you say, it is worth the expense.
Thanks for the feedback guys - appreciate it.
Cheers,
Jim
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Hangar Flying / Re: Builder Advice Please
« on: May 31, 2016, 02:36:20 AM »
Thanks Marc - helps a lot.
The aeroplane is in Perth, Western Australia - a tad south from where you guys are located : )
Cheers,
Jim
The aeroplane is in Perth, Western Australia - a tad south from where you guys are located : )
Cheers,
Jim
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Hangar Flying / Builder Advice Please
« on: May 30, 2016, 10:08:30 PM »
Hello.
I'm looking at an O-235 Long-Ez for possible purchase - inspecting it in the next couple of weeks. The instrument panel is OK, but I would want to update a few of the steam gauges and redo the layout. I have a question for those who have built a Long-Ez - is the instrument panel an integral component of the structure, and/or can I build a new one to replace the older one. The current owner can't help me with this advice, as he didn't build the aeroplane himself. Appreciate any advice.
Tks,
Jim
I'm looking at an O-235 Long-Ez for possible purchase - inspecting it in the next couple of weeks. The instrument panel is OK, but I would want to update a few of the steam gauges and redo the layout. I have a question for those who have built a Long-Ez - is the instrument panel an integral component of the structure, and/or can I build a new one to replace the older one. The current owner can't help me with this advice, as he didn't build the aeroplane himself. Appreciate any advice.
Tks,
Jim
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