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Re: Dipstick interpretation

Postby Area 51% » Thu Sep 08, 2022 9:06 am

Going to start the next project on the first....................the first chance I get.
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Re: Dipstick interpretation

Postby Area 51% » Thu Oct 24, 2024 7:05 am

Bryan Cotton wrote:
Area 51% wrote:I also went with the stock VW dipstick for ease of reading. To get the stick in and out, I drilled a hole similar to Bryan's, but added a slot to it long and wide enough to allow passage of the completely stock stick.
Didn't think to add the flap to keep the air in.............Next time.

I had considered that as well - and went with what I presented.

So when is next time scheduled for?


The airframe is mostly complete and am currently working on the control systems. Who knew?
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Re: Dipstick interpretation

Postby Bryan Cotton » Thu Oct 24, 2024 10:56 am

Area 51% wrote:The airframe is mostly complete and am currently working on the control systems. Who knew?

I always suspected. Glad to see it happening.
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Waiex 191 N191YX
Taildragger, Aerovee, acro ailerons
dual sticks with sport trainer controls
Prebuilt spars and machined angle kit
Year 2 flying and approaching 200 hours December 23
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Re: Dipstick interpretation

Postby Area 51% » Thu Oct 24, 2024 11:19 am

I have most of a Legacy fuselage kit lying around if you and Adam want to give it another shot.
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Re: Dipstick interpretation

Postby Bryan Cotton » Thu Oct 24, 2024 11:44 am

Area 51% wrote:I have most of a Legacy fuselage kit lying around if you and Adam want to give it another shot.

We have a Hummelbird to finish. Then we are going to scratch build a Super Cub. I'm dragging Matthew to the Sportair TIG welding workshop in January.
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Prebuilt spars and machined angle kit
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