Hi all, As a novice in the Q200,I was wondering what everyone thought about using a lift reserve system with the configuration of the wing set up of the Q compared to a conventional aircraft . I’ve

What seatbelts are being used for the Q2?

Thank you Jay, if a shimmy happens I will get back to you and the group. An area where I have a problem coming up are the brakes. I have the Airheart brakes which have corroded badly. Airheart

Thanks for the photos, Steven. Glad you got to see Kevin’s nice Q2. It looks like you have a “custom” nose gear leg and fork on your tri-Q. Just from an eyeball evaluation, you may find that the

On the 2nd October Kevin Sheely connected with me while I was visiting my son in Boynton Beach. The next day we drove to Kevin’s hangar and viewed his beautiful and immaculate Quickie Q 200. I

Yep. Sometimes I glance down and think I am being “escorted” 😉

Oilite bearings are well suited for the task. Sonia (1953-2020) & Rick

Hey Jay, Looking closer at your video. Is that an F-22 Raptor image on your GPS screen?

Just looked at your video. WOW, absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Jay and everyone else, There was supposed to be a picture attached with my message. . Had trouble finding it myself. This should work better. It was a beautiful day and a tech was trouble

The bushings that came with the kit were plated steel with a straight knurled shoulder I believe. Taz

Yes that's the number in the plan, need to measure it out but that looks like it would work from ACS, thanks for the link!!! Robert Schmid +1 (408) 805-5450 | robert@... theschmids.org "Age is

Hi Mike, Yes it was yesterday and today. I got off early from Prescott to avoid the incoming weather. Got great tailwinds coming home, but had to get home before noon to avoid the big crosswinds on

Hi Jay, Absolutely beautiful pictures. Was this today? I’m in the vegas area and it started gusting to 46 knots and blowing dust by afternoon. I can’t wait to get mine back from Bob and get some

Well, Keith...here is a more thorough answer to your question 😊 I flew down to Prescott, Arizona yesterday, spent the night with my son, Carl and then flew back this morning. It was all good. Had

Robert, Looking very good, tidy! Particularly like lightweight, low-cost carpet from Home Depot Aero. Ben

I flew mine for 2.4 hours today (now a total of 1781 hours). Landed in Decorah Iowa (KDEH) with a 90 degree crosswind at 9 gusting to 19. It was blowing harder when I got home but it was right down

Today, I took all the parts that arrived this week and mounted then in my panel and here is a first view ... Gotta say it all feels VERY ERGONOMICAL, very happy, especially proud of the shiny trim

QCSM4? Isn’t that just a standard oilite shoulder bushing? It’s a press fit into a 5/16” hole into a 1/8” thick 2024-T3 Aluminum part (CS-17) and supports the 3/16” (IIRC) QCSM3 headless

I flew 3 legs yesterday as