Would anyone happen to have a photo of our late friend's O-200 installation? I know Larry pulled his engine to install a Corvair, but I'm hoping that I can find a photo of his old installation. Glen

I was sent this incident report. It doesn't look like there were any injuries, so can we smile at the description of what happened?? Someone who knows what happen, please give us an

Where are you located Jan? Does this bird have an "N" number? Who is the builder. How has it been stored? What engine does it have. Could you send me some photos of it? (Send them to; qtalk@...)

i readed that im interested in flying characteristics any bad habits ground handling etc Sam Hoskins <sam.hoskins@...> wrote: Buyer beware. There is no such thing as "just needs

I bought one 3 years ago. It has a total of 4 flying hours. Larry Severson Fountain Valley, CA 92708 (714) 968-9852 larry2@...

Buyer beware. There is no such thing as "just needs paint". You can start reading here: http://home.mchsi.com/~shoskins/wantQuickie.html Good luck. Sam Hoskins Murphysboro, IL

hi guys im looking for someone who can give me more info about flying characteristics of q1 i found one q1 on airport which needs just paint and im interested in this bird i dont have much flying

Have you guys tried the grease that comes in a pressure pack.? It penetrates and displaces moisture like the other lubes. Peter _____ From: Q-LIST@...

Im going to be down in the miami area for the next few days I wanted to see if any one with a Q2 was going to be out and about my cell is 912 614-3804 I'll be down there till wednesday thanks

I used the purple high quality marine grease that comes in a a tube for a grease gun. I used it on the phenolic and steel bearing surfaces. I also rubbed a light coat on the steel control parts. The

This is my second composite plane, the first was a KR2 (for a short time) that also had squeaky ailerons (and more) I never could satisfactorily quiet. I was much less concerned about making

I am in total agreement with no silicone lubes or surface coats that contain silicone because of the bonding contamination potential. We do have to maintain these birds and if you have to cut out

Seems like there is a big disagreement with regards to lubruication. Like what is good for your engine, wow, you can start a long right and wrong discussion there, as well as on the issue of how to

The normal grease for this purpose is Aeroshell 6. Google (rather than gargle)it for the details. John aerosols. It's primary function is anti-corrosive. Get it as far as you can in a tube, and

Hi Q-list; Has anyone tried ACF-50. It can be purchased in cans and aerosols. It's primary function is anti-corrosive. Get it as far as you can in a tube, and it will creep the rest of the

Guys, I've heard seveal lubricants mentioned and they all have their advantages and drawbacks. BUT, I heard silicone mentioned once and that's too many times. Please, please don't use that stuff.

Hi Claire, I was kind of wondering if the graphite would work too. On a different note, how far along on your project are you? I'm just a little west of you (Oronoco, MN just north of

Thanks, guys. Sam

Chuck, I've used the white lithium spray and thought it worked well in the few places that I used it. I don't know whether or not this is applicable to your situation but I think it is important to

I would think that a dry lub like a graphite. would be the best for this type of application. Long lasting , dry does not attract dust/ sand and other abrasive things in the air, Is very slippery,