Great report Jay, your hours are building well now, and multiple land aways, well done. Hope to get close to engine run this weekend. Will keep you posted. Cheers

Hi All, I made it home this morning from the spring/summer fling. Spent the night in Kimball Nebraska last night. Actually stopped there midday, not feeling up to fighting the nasty winds/bumps

Sounds good! Hopefully soon. 3 possibles looking at mine Thanks for the help and glad you’re trouble free

Hey Mike, Your ADSB is in and working! I helped Bob set up the WiFi connection yesterday. You’re making progress. Yeah.When are you back in LVK? Jim N46JP Q200 Sent from Outer Space

Mark, Thanks for coming over!! Kevin

Guy’s, Any pictures of the event? MikeQ200wannabe

Too hot for a hat! Burned my bald head!!!

Martin is that canopy smoked or clear? Jim N46JP Q200 Sent from Outer Space

I’ll hold onto it for a while if you need. As long as you can come get it at some point. Let me know a time frame. Martin

Missed the window of time to get me home before big winds, but had fun and will overnight in Kimball Nebraska, then head home first thing in the morning. will let you all know. Cheers, Jay Sent from

Yes! I need a canopy/frame, the one on my Q2 project was destroyed. How soon do you need to ge rid of it?

I have a canopy and frame that we are tired of moving around. Anybody need it? In Bakersfield if you want it. Martin

I made it home safely as well. I liked the 30 knot tailwind (yes, TAILWIND!), but there was a nasty thunderstorm 20 miles beyond my destination, so I'm glad I didn't have to go any further!! Great

Thank you Kevin for a fun Spring Fling! Honey Lamb and I made it home with 35 mph head winds almost all the way home! The hanger at home was 104 degrees! For the trip up to Decorah we had 175+

To all: Wow, thanks for all the input. I especially liked the reference to the Marshall Tail Cradle. I ended up strapping a cargo carrier to the longerons with ratchet clamps, and hoisted it up to

No N number was given to me, but it must have had one, someone from Blackhawk technical must know.

That's a fairly rare bird; Revmaster Q2 with a smile inlet and the carbon spar LS canard. Do you happen to know the old N number? -- -MD #2827 (still thinking about planning on visualizing how to

Here ya go! Q-talk 99 - Simple Tool Big Help There's another one where John Loram used a bag of cedar chips to get the job done. Sadly, the photos are now missing... Still good tips on moving one

Well my return from spring fling went well 3 hours at 145mph smooth air and small head wind back to Ohio.. Mark

Somewhere… probably old newsletters… someone used some “half circles” made of plywood and secured to the firewall. The half circles were large – extended all the way to ground whilst sitting