Here is the link to STTC tyre filling products that seem to do the job. Not sure how available it is or how to use it. Peter http://www.sttc.com/services_autofill.php

Here is a link to Arnco which offers a lightweight foam for flatproofing tires. Sold by Service Tire Truck Centres based in Bethlehem PA 18017 I looks like good stuff. Can any of you guys find out

I think that a great idea to look in to Maybe foam or some other product These dam birds just touch down so fast it is a none issue in more conventional air planes? Bart Fisher tri Q200 Quoting Peter

Thanks everyone. Sam I have the crank check on the to do list for tomorrow. The engine was still running so I am hopeful, that Jabiru people say they have not seen a crank problem with strikes so

Is there some kind of run flat stuff we could pump into those tyres? Peter _____ From: Q-LIST@... [mailto:Q-LIST@...] On Behalf Of Sam Hoskins Sent: Thursday, 22

Hey Gang! In an effort to put the E back into EAA, a new offering was just released. EXPERIMENTER has been resurrected in electronic format! http://eaa.org/experimenter/issues/0901.html The goal

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I have also updated the links at the QBA web site under Events to reflect the known fly-ins for 2009, so if you forget you can always go there. Doug "Hawkeye" Humble A Sign Above

I tried the page and it did not work. The line wrapped. I made it tiny. Try this. http://tinyurl.com/a9zes9 Kevin

Doug Humble has updated the Spring Fling web page to contain all the new info. Would someone please sent this to the Dragonfly list? Sky Dog perhaps? Check it out

Paul, I too am glad to hear YOU are OK. She'll be better than new in no time. Kevin Boddicker Tri Q 200 N7868B 115.3 hours Luana, IA.

Hi Paul. I am happy to hear you are OK. Doug called me last night trying to get some information about you which got me worried! Knowing you, you'll probably have it back in the air before the

Sorry to hear all that, Paul. Glad you're okay. If you remember, Dick Shapley totaled his Q-200 on the way to Oshkosh. He, too, had a flat tire. He also hit another parked plane, I think it was a

Hi Paul, The pic looks like everything is in good shape. Didn't get much of the prop so the engine should be fine. Bet you get it back in the air in short order. Being able to pull the tail cone is

Good you are OK Paul. The tail cone mod is worth doing anyway. Peter _____ From: Q-LIST@... [mailto:Q-LIST@...] On Behalf Of Paul Spackman Sent: Thursday, 22 January

Indeed, glad to hear you are still in good shape and from your post, it seems like you are not letting it get you down. Excellent. -Matt Behalf Of

Paul, Great to hear you are ok. Sam _____ From: Q-LIST@... [mailto:Q-LIST@...] On Behalf Of Paul Spackman Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2009 7:33 PM To:

I'm certainly glad to see that YOU are fine. The plane can be fixed. Thanks for sharing. Pat

I know that some you have picked up on the FAA report so here is the lowdown. Saturday I was out burning some avgas so I could buy the new cheaper stuff that is around now. A small airport that has

Matt: I would be glad to let you sit in my Q1 project and make airplane noises. Being outside Carbondale, IL, however, is a little more than your 200 mile limit. My project is currently