While we're on Prop Extensions, I have a 6" SAE 1 off an O-200 for sale. I also need a 5" SAE 1 that's 5.5" on the engine side. Dave Richardson Tri-Q2(for now) Stow, OH

I have a 3 inch extension that I used on my plane that is in good condition that I would sell for $50 plus shipping. Jim Doyle

Peter, Thanks for the Queensland Christmas present. My wife is from Bermuda so we both appreciated it very much, as BAZ lives there as well. Is he just as noisy in Queensland, especially late at

I just happen to have a new one that I'll probably never get around to using. It's a bit shop-worn and a little weathered, but otherwise in new condition. It's a 3" extension that measures 5-3/8"

Don't know if this the only place. I found them in ACS&S catalog 2006-2007 page 180. Kevin

I believe this is the one and only place. Very high quality. http://www.geocities.com/sabermfg/ _____ From: Q-LIST@... [mailto:Q-LIST@...] On Behalf Of David

Need an extension for my TriQ-200. Anyone have one to sell? Who makes them? David Posey

Lynn French has a Q2/200 kit for sale at the QBA web site. He also has a link to other items for sale. Check it out! https://plus2.safe-order.net/quickiebuilders//forsale.html Doug "Hawkeye"

With that much contact area and a likelihood of the two parts being flexed about, any good contact cement would probably do. But try Eastwood catalog # 31087 No Weld Panel Adhesive Replacement.

Thanks - so she looked after students at Southern Illinois University. AF

Good job SIU! Sammy you will have to offer her a ride in a real aircraft when you get the chance! Bruce ________________________________________________________________________ Try Juno Platinum

Sweeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!!! You're gonna' love it! Now get Paul Buckley from Cheshire to finish his and you will have a formation "wing nut". Bruce

Thanks guys - it's a good feeling. Looking forward to my turn. Not many details about the flight because there was no "supporting engineer" to make notes. I expect to be aboard next time for the

"Alma mater is Latin for "nourishing mother". It was used in ancient Rome as a title for the mother goddess, and in Medieval Christianity for the Virgin Mary. It is now a term mainly used in academia

Yes it is definitely cool, but what's an "alma mater"? Allan F

I know this is off topic, but I just had to brag a little about my alma mater, Southern Illinois University. Joan Higginbotham, a 1987 SIU electrical engineering grad, is currently circling the

Chris Congratulations !! Your turn is not far away now. Peter _____ From: Q-LIST@... [mailto:Q-LIST@...] On Behalf Of chris rayner Sent: Sunday, 10 December 2006

Congratulations Chris. Raoul,someday I will follow. --- chris-rayner@... wrote: From: "chris rayner" <chris-rayner@...> To: "Q-List" <Q-LIST@...> Subject: [Q-LIST]

Kevin, if you built one of those manometers as I did, that is the best way to check the pitot for any leaks Ron Triano N91RT Sonerai IIs, is a bird, it really flies Q200, Back working on it,

Bruce, No bugs on me!!! My airspeed indicator is off 5 MPH + in that range. Maybe more. I built a manometer from plans in one of the past newsletters. At 60 indicated the manometer was at 50 ect.