Our own international T wing aviation international ambassador! 12.5 hr

It's pretty amazing how people react to these beautiful airplanes......always positive, the look on their faces priceless.  I don't get tired answering the barrage of questions.  Excellent

Great experience. Thx for sharing. J Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE DROID Kevin Boddicker <trumanst@...> wrote: [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Kevin! You're now an international celebrity! Fun stuff! Did you baffle them with any jokes from the "Midwest"?Bruce

Listers, I went flying today, but that is not what I want to bring to your attention. While flying was great, and I hit the 290 hour mark, still not what I wanted to let you know. Curious? OK. A

Sorry guys the H's, N's, A's, and R's didn't stay where I put them in the original text so they didn't help. I will try to get a few pics when I get a chance. That may take awhile.Bruce

I guess I did it a little different. On my Tri-Q I glassed blocks to the bottom side of my gear and rapped them just to be jack points. I didn't want to try and keep track of any special tools. On the

Thanks for the replies. I knew there was some good ideas out there. Kevin sent me some photos and a drawing for Lynn Frenchs lever lift and I fabricated it this morning took a couple of hours. I

Sam's method works on my Tri Q. Just have the styrofoam covered wood about 3' outboard of the fuselage and the main wheel on that side will lift. Works on both Sam:-)

Nice Mike!Loved the aqua-clear waters and beaches and yachts!Is there any way you could mount the camera up higher to see over the nose perhaps? The view out the front right 1/4 shows the beaches

Mike, Now.... I Don't know what you did differently this time, but the entire video was available to view on iPad....! Great work!!! Charlie [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi Jon,I made an H shaped base out of 1" square tubing (big enough to fit around the wheel sideways). In the middle of the H I welded a vertical piece of round tubing that housed a short piece of all

I edited the remaining video from last Friday, a flight from Venice FL to St. Petersburg. It is in 720P HD and is 3D. The Dashware software added speeds and altitutes to the video. Tomorrow is the

Oops. You have a TriQ. Never mind. Sent via wireless gizmo. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

I made up a styro foam pad which is glued to a thick chunk of plywood. It conforms to the underside of the canard just inboard of the wheelpants. I use an automotive shop type floor jack. I've used it

On my tricycle, I use a piece of 2x4 lumber that is cut to match the airfoil shape about a foot from the wheel (different piece for each side). Place a jack under the wood and the upward force wedges

Harbor freight motorcycle jack works. Larry Severson 18242 Peters Ct Fountain Valley, CA 92708 (714) 968-9852 [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hey Jon, In Q-talk 146 - Mike Evans showed how he built some jack point for his Tri-Q. The article is archived on the QBA website

I need to remove my main wheels to inspect the brakes and maybe replace the tires. it occurs to me that when all the parts are back together this may be a problem.. I was just wondering what creative

This is a cool bunch cockpit photos. Go to http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/news/story.asp?id=123338750 or www.nationalmuseum.af.mil You can select what plane you would like to view. You can blow