Re: A look back at N1711Q
Rick Hole
I retired in October 2016 but each time I am in Sebastian FL I stop by to see the Swings at Velocity. Scott doesn’t fly the Q200 much. His son Riley enjoys flying it. I remember you from that visit. We had it in a T-hangar. I saw N1711Q last December all shiny polished in the big hangar on the east side of the airport. I wouldn’t want to go back to work, but if I were, I’d go back to Velocity and the Swing family.
Rick Hole
From: main@Q-List.groups.io [mailto:main@Q-List.groups.io] On Behalf Of Bruce Crain
I think you took me down to the hanger to see it when you were wiring it. Is anybody still flying Scott's Q200? Bruce <![if mso 9]><![endif]> This video was taken 10 years ago. Scott Swing years earlier had sold his Q200 to invest in Velocity. The second owner had a mishap and decided not to repair. N1711Q came back to Scott who did the fiberglass repairs. I did the wiring and built the instrument panel. The video show the first start after repairs were made.
The video is available for your viewing pleasure at https://vimeo.com/26038774
I just rediscovered this video. I had forgotten it entirely.
Rick Hole
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