Paul Glad you're going to come to KORE. It's nice flying here in late summer early fall. Dave Sent from Samsung tablet"Fisher Paul A." <fisherpaula@...> wrote:I’m in. Set the date and

Hi everyone,  Sounds like a plan. Although its a little early I will check the local motels and get prices. There are 2 within a mile of the airport. I still want to present the date (Labor Day

I'm just as excited. I should be working up to it by then--hope I can join you! -if Tri-Q200 15hrs

Maybe I'll load up the fuel and try it in one hop. I just put the trip into Flyplan.com. Under today's conditions I would have a healthy 26 kt. tailwind and should do the 827 km in 4 hrs. 47 minutes,

Count me in. Sam Hoskins Q-200 <fisherpaula@...>wrote:

I count my blessings every day one by one. She's a keeper! The Lord has been very gracious all of these years! The love and grace of the Lord are new every morning!Hallelujah!Bruce and his lovely

I’m in. Set the date and I’ll do my best to get there. I show 815 nautical miles. So it may take a couple of days to get there and back!! I’m sure Bruce’s trip is longer. Mr. Buckley may

Yeah, but think of the advantages ..........!

Hi all Thanks for the responses, I will work something out. Ray Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2013 9:08 AM To: Q-LIST@... Subject: RE: [Q-LIST] Re: Tail post And here is one

Labor Day is every day at our house! ;o) "She who must be obeyed" resides here!Bruce

I just uploaded the details of my tailspring installation in the photos section under Bergen's Tailspring. Hope this is of some benefit. dMB

I should have filled in the subject field on my original post regarding hosting the fly-in....I was overcome with excitement.  Dave Dugas Sent from Samsung tablet

And here is one implementation of the DragonFly Tailspring on a Q2: http://www.loram.org/TailWheelAssembly.htm -john- _____ From: Q-LIST@... [mailto:Q-LIST@...] On

Ray Lotsa tailsprings broke in the early years. This was covered in early newsletters.Speculation was tail swishing on landing due to pilot control (side loads). We didnt hear that problem from Dfly

Hi Ray, My experience in over 1000 hrs of several taildragger Qs is that the original 1/2 inch dia glass tail spring was severely under sized. I now have a 3/4 inch commercial S glass solid rod

When is labour day weekend? I may need an extra week .................. Paul B.

Hey Dave,I vote Labor Day weekend. That would give us "Midwesterners" an extra day to travel. We are not as tough as you when it come to making it into "Field of Dreams" every year! You arrr' an

Hi Calvin, Stick with both, safety (through redundancy) and performance benefits. Looks like you did your homework and got there already? One qualification........... make sure at a safe height and

Just looked it up on the Dragonfly Groups. See discussion: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Dragonflylist/message/133 Cheers, Mike B

Dan, I thought the same thing. The original tail spring that we had was a solid 'pultruded' rod of fiberglass and resin. There were so many accounts of snapped tail springs from inadvertent ground