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David J. Beaulieu
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Seatbelts and shoulder harness set - SOLD SOLD SOLD
Started this discussion. Last reply by Loren Warner May 28. 7 Replies 2 Likes
Complete new in the box set of seatbelts w/shoulder harness for both seats of CH750 as provided by Zenith. $75 plus shipping. DaveContinue
Eaa labels sheet
Started this discussion. Last reply by David J. Beaulieu Dec 18, 2016. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I am looking for the label not shown in the below picture...it is the "THROTTLE" label. Only had one on my sheet and would like to have another. If anyone has one they will not be using, I will…Continue
SOLD SOLD SOLD Andair High Volume Fine Mesh Gascolator & Mounting Kit SOLD SOLD SOLD
Started this discussion. Last reply by David J. Beaulieu Jan 25. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Cleaning workshop. This is a Skytek package kit I had decided not to use. Original box and unopened package. Kit especially applicable to those planning on a Rotax 912iS or 914 Engine install, but…Continue
Ray Allen stuff for sale
Started this discussion. Last reply by David J. Beaulieu Jun 12, 2016. 2 Replies 0 Likes
No longer available...donated to other builders project!RP3 LED Indicator - $47.50RS2 Rocker Switch - $13.00New in original unopened packaging...take both for $52.99 (sounds like a better deal than…Continue
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A video by David J. Beaulieu was featuredFirst flight - landing the Zenith STOL CH 750
First flight - landing the Zenith STOL CH 750
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Ready to Fly
Initial checklists done, waiting on weather. Since getting the Airworthiness Inspection a week ago, the weather has not been cooperative at all!
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Down the wings...cleaned up!
Did a overall hand wash and light wax on leading edges and cowl. All in preparation for my Airworthiness Inspection scheduled tomorrow at 09:00Yikes!!
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Setting flaperons
Put on some tape to mark reference lines for flaperon deflection with flaps up and flaperons aligned with top of wing in "zero" deflection position. After a couple of hours, I now have suitable deflections with flaps up or down, fairly symmentrical…
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- Retired Military Pilot / Engineer by Education / Commercial Pilot by choice (until my CH750 is flying...)
Loving the "Great North Woods" of Maine
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- KOLD (Old Town, ME)
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Spent a couple hours making progress on the Dynon heated pitot install
Posted on January 6, 2014 at 8:00pm 0 Comments 1 Like
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David,
You can reach me about the charger at ksatter@Verizon.net ... I can get it off to you by Monday.
Hi David. Hey, need to ask you about your experience with the Skytek tank. I talked to Keith at Skytek and watched the Rotax videos and am impressed with the product. Not impressed with the price and not sure about the 1 gal capacity. They say 7 and half minutes at full power for a Rotax engine if you are down to just the header. Assume then for a UL it would be about half that. I plan on a UL350is. I have seen the pics on your installation but do you still think this tank is the way to go?
David, too funny, I happened to zoom in on your dog because I kept thinking he really had a short muzzle for a German shepherd, and he looked like a cool mix………..then I saw someone stole his legs…… Pretty cool dog, purebred? I don't see many out here with shepherd markings like that.
Walt Snyder
nice to here from you Dave your welcome to stop in anytime.
Our goal is to move project to Caribou this spring for assembly, and begin testing by November.
Your postings show fine work and great progress; the State of Maine is a great match for the 750 performance.
Hi David,
Looking good ! Keep up the good work...It will eventually FLY...and well too !
Regards,
Norm
sure its convenient just let me know when you will be coming through.
Merry Christmas to you too
Kit building a 601XL since 2008 goal is to have it complete by this spring.
could use the material from the crates for your bench, its usually good straight material.
goes without saying but take the time to make it perfectly level, mine sat on metal saw horses and was 4 by 14.
air riveter is a really good idea, and air drill if compressor is large enough with #20 and #30 bits probably ten each to start i got mine at Fastenall in Presque Isle and they can get mil spec hardware too, you will need a torque wrench that reads in inch pounds.
when de-burring holes us a file, i used a drill bit and it chamfers as much as it deburs.
i have an acquaintance in Turner who has built and flow a 701, built a 601 and is currently scratch building a 750 so there is some experience around.
wing construction of the 601 required six 2x2x6foot thin walled steel tubing i have these here if the 750 construction requires tubing like this i would be willing to loan them out, tools too.
rbarnes3@maine.rr.com