Hi Wes, It sounds like your Q is very close to lifting off. It will take off in a three point attitude if you are close to feeling the canard getting light. Once in the air, resist the urge to

Wes - IMHI - I think you should taxi test the way you would for your first flight. I mean set your reflexor & CG the way you plan to for your first flight. I believe what you should do is give

I sure like the way you explain things David! Glad you're out there. Doug "Hawkeye" Humble A Sign Above www.asignabove.net Omaha NE N25974

Maybe, Jeff, we should raffle off a car to get more people to come. Masal, Thayer and Kittle flew commercially. Wuz dat all? j.

Peter, From your description this sounds similar to but different from what I have. Could you send me a quick low-resolution black-and-white scan of these documents so that I can compare with what I

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Pretty frustrated with Yahoo Groups -- I can accept that the "bold" parameter was stripped out -- even if it leaves me looking stupid with my "(emphasis added)" comment. But why can't I format my

FWIW: Dave is right, most flying planes were just "built to plans" and flew OK -- actually, most flew great, it was the landing . . . -- anyway, most flew great based on the plans .

Jason, Due to dihedral, the measurement of sweep is not as straightforward as it may at first appear. The plans don't say anything about sweep, they only say to put some reference marks on the

Hi - (Ok, third message to the group today - and sorry about the fionapple alias) What exactly should I find before calling taxi testing successful? I hope to be able to finish in a week or two

Thanx Sam. I did read your site on the auto pilot and point well taken. But with that, who do i believe with the wing sweep then, the plans or the guy that has a mill + hours in type that says

For starters, I'd be happy to do a lot of legwork for the next LVK fly-in. Sorry I haven't contributed more in the past. It's hard to measure the value of participation. I doubt anyone noticed me

No install yet, but thanks for the tips (the threaded-rod hole size probably provides all the necessary play). I'm not convinced I have a problem with braking any more; I'm generally within 3-5' of

Sorry, That should read Ankeny. Kevin on 10/5/06 8:56 PM, Boddicker at trumanst@... wrote: Jeff, Anleny IA is where the FSDO lives. Right on the field. We would have to be on our best

Hey Jeff when I clicked on the URL you sent I was able to get into the web site but nothing I clicked on worked. I did sign

Jeff, You and Spud have done wonderful jobs with the FOD Events! Thank you so much! I hope I wasn't negative with any of my comments. Brainstorming by definition is "all ideas are welcome and should

Jeff, Anleny IA is where the FSDO lives. Right on the field. We would have to be on our best behavior!!!! I don't have an Omaha sectional, but the Des Moines airspace can't be too far away. Very much

Hold on there, Jimbo. I have a feeling that Jason may be a multitalented person. I think it may be great if someone were to create a true representation of the plane. Sure, it is slowing down his

Thomasville GA flyin is next weekend. I'm going. It's always a free small scale affair and I recommend it. If your in the South East US, come by! http://www.thomasvilleflyin.com/ FYI, Key

David, I have an original copy of the LS1 plans headed "Construction of LS(1) 0417 MOD CANARD, 2 pages of description and pics commencing with "Jigging the canard" plus 10 pages of drawings by Larry