Well said Jerry. Martin

Martin

DO NOT fly without them.

Good info....thanks Jay. Corbin -- Corbin N33QR

The sparrow strainers on the LS1 are a band-aid. The LS1 airfoil was not designed to have an articulated trailing edge (the elevator). This is because there is a significant under-camber near the

Help educate me on this old topic. I understand what they do regarding pitch, however, why do some of us not have them? Is it a GU vs LS1 thing or is it simply a “don’t have a pitch issue to

View from my hangar at KLVK Livermore, Ca. Looking toward San Francisco. Jim Patillo N46JP Q200 Sent from Outer Space

Jerry, That's right He and Suzie attended, I believe, all our gatherings including the ones Steve Laribee and I hosted at Mattoon for a couple of years. Terry and I drove to Ohio for his

I have seen where some quickies have been converted to the rotax 503 and the kawasaki TA440. I purchased this Kawasaki brand new complete W/electric starter from JBird with the Maginum Redrive with a

Jennifer and I got to know Dave and Suzie fairly well. After Dave died we got to spend some time with Suzie at Jefferson County (I think it was there, been along time since then). She is a strong

View from KSEE “Sky Harbor Hangars” (not Phoenix, but El Cajon,CA). The view looking East into the San Diego Aerospace Museum. Phil Lankford Q-200 N84RC RV6-A N76GZ

Sweet couple! Hope Susie is doing well! Would be great to see her again sometime! Bruce

Just corn, soybeans, and thunderstorms. Typical view from the hanger this time of year. Otherwise it would have a view of the runway on the other side of the field. Bugs not cleaned off, but my air

Good folk indeed. I was fortunate enough to know them both. Also was able to take his towel on cross country, from Emporia to KDEH. Don’t recall where or how he got any farther. Kevin

Wow, yes, lots of memories. Dave is truly missed. I think he came up with the line "Together we build better airplanes".

Yes, Dave and Susie DID do the Newsletter. and were no end of fun and laughter at all of the fly-ins they both attended. AND known for the hilarious "... you just might be a tandem-winger" routine!

I believe he did the newsletter during that time as well. Truly a great couple. LF

A T-shirt with a composite picture of the Q1, Q2, and Tri-Q2/200.

A truly loved couple who made huge contributions to the Q group. Dave and Suzie Richardson. He died in his sleep shortly after completing and flying his Tri-Q to Field of Dreams. Greatly

Corbin...dang it... for a new guy you did pretty good. But not quite.