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I unpacked the finishing kit this weekend and had to add two more hardware boards to keep it all organized.See More
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- Jabiru
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- Currently flying a Cessna 172E with the Connersville Flying Club and building an airplane with my daughter.
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Hardware Boards
Posted on August 25, 2019 at 3:36pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
I unpacked the finishing kit this weekend and had to add two more hardware boards to keep it all organized.
90% done, 90% to go
Posted on April 13, 2017 at 6:51am 6 Comments 0 Likes
Looking at the completed box makes gives you a sense of progress. Then I looked at the Home Built help videos and realized I was only working on disc 1 of 4 for the fuselage. It always feels like you are almost there and you have just begun at the same time. As they say 90% done and 90% to go.
Filler Neck Trim Ring
Posted on November 4, 2015 at 5:17am 4 Comments 1 Like
Used a simple plumbing gasket for a trim ring on the filler neck. Almost embarrassing to have something look this good for $2.00
Extra Materials
Posted on October 29, 2015 at 4:34am 0 Comments 1 Like
Some extra products you may need for the build are available in the US from McMaster Carr. The Loctite 567 thread sealant that is used in the Home Built help videos is available from McMaster Carr http://www.mcmaster.com/#45855k27/=zkpe8n ; part number 45855K27 and has worked well on my fuel tanks and fuel sender screws. The cork for the fuel tanks is also available from McMaster…
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Arion Aircraft was right next door to Jabiru USA, so I've met them including Nick Otterback, the owner. It seems to have been a fairly seamless transition from Jab USA (later Jabiru North America) to Arion. I've spoken to a few people who have done business with them since the transition and it has all been positive!
Thanks, John.
I have the Aeroelectric CD. I can see the requirements, but would feel more comfortable if someone with more knowledge than I have gives exact details.
John:
I noticed your comment on John Austin's flap actuator switch.
I don't know whether you are knowledgeable enough about a problem I have, but here goes:
I am installing Ray Allen 301 sticks on my Cruzer. There are two issues: the use of two sticks to control a relay, AND in my instance, wanting to use the stick as the switch for the flaps. I can use the relays that come with the sticks for the trim motor as it is of low amperage and grounds through the relay. But, I cannot figure out how to have the stick relay trigger a relay to operate the flaps.
Is this within your knowledge base?