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If mine came out at just over 8 kg, ( and always build heavy...I don’t know how), then I’m sure you’ll make 7kg or under.

Mrs C is learning to fly

Depending on how long the run is at the clevis end, I put an m2 push rod down the snake and secure with CA . Only for small planes though.

No....just ambidextrous

. You could appear on the Repair Shop with it....

It would be repaired and you might find out if there’s any history with it

Edited By cymaz on 21/11/2019 22:23:07

And a pull out tappet feeler gauge from the handle

Well, I think the whole thread is now going around in circles and getting nowhere. We all know the rules and what’s involved.

Like it or lump it........I’m off this thread , goodbye

Gonzo, was your friend a member of the BMFA before all this DRES issue blew up?

If he was then, well, perhaps his reason for giving up goes deeper. As a member you have to follow ANO regs and CAA best practices. All of which still need to be done and for now the Princely sum of an extra £9.

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Rowe UFO had retracts as well! I was a little confused how the pilot would do the lower hatch up. Presumably he put is feet on the wing braces ( or rudder pedals for that matter )

Will report back when done

You’ve all convinced me. JB Weld on order

The CAA are the ones over thinking it by mentioning special tools in the first place

If the CAA could define what a special tool is or isn’t , that might clear up some confusion

Thanks, will look that up

Cheers Don but I’m not that old ! There’s plenty of years left in the old dog yet !

The throttle is better than it was. More even across the stick range.

Went for a noise test at my club near St.Austell. There is a strict limit of 84dB @ 7m. It failed badly....86.5dB. Still, I also belong to Davidstow MFC ( on the old WW11 Airfield) which has no strict limit. The Cap will fly at Davidstow.

Mrs C and I have talked about WW next year. I looks like we will be going to Greenacres that weekend. There is a HUGE grass strip up there, and more room for cross winds. I did mention in a previous post that we could be missing the show....Sorry but there you are.

We've booked for Woodsprings in 2020.

If it were Wyoming, they would use a length of chain on a stick

Anyway.....this is for Mrs C.

I would use solder but for two reasons

1. the joins are quite wide, 2-3mm in some places
2. I don’t own a big enough gas torch to get enough heat into the workpiece

Thanks C8, can you gently heat it to make it more workable, as you can with epoxy?

I could make a wooden bung to stop the epoxy running off down the copper pipe.

I thought that JBW might stay where you put it. Is it as runny as Zap Epoxy?

Edited By cymaz on 17/11/2019 17:42:38