Thanks for linking the plans page Michael, So, the plans called for the AN525-10R10 both forward and aft of the split line. I see that I used flat head screws for the front and buried them and use the

This month's Q-Tour features Matthew Curcio. I met Matthew at Oshkosh a few years ago. He was living in Ohio and had just acquired a Q-200. He got the plane up and running and got a job at Scaled Comp

If I recall correctly, the plans call for using the AN525-10R11 SCREW, which is a round headed screw with kind of a flat washer base. I don't think the plans called out for a flush screw for this appl

Hi gang. You may have noticed that we haven't had a Q-Tour for a couple of months. It's not for a lack of trying, but the simple matter is, we need some folks to step up and volunteer. The Tours have

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Michael, thanks for that. I seem to remember Larry (R.I.P.) putting this together, what a monumental task! It's fine where it is, but I changed the title a bit, just to clarify what it is. Thank you!

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Jay.

Kay, how about archiving it on the Files section of the Q-List? Sam

Troy , I have to apologize. I was heading out to the hangar for a few things and I meant to measure my deck angle, that is, the angle on top of the fuselage just aft of the firewall. I forgot. I don't

Please stop the donations. If you didn't make it, maybe next year. Happy New Year to all and thanks for participating. Sam

Hi Guys. It's time to pay Groups.IO for the Q-list server (Actually, I already paid it last November. This year's bill was $110 and I am accepting limited donations if you feel like helping out. PLEAS

I looked in my old emails, I think the bearing is 6202 2rs 5/8 bearing. Plug that into Amazon or just go to your local Fastenal dealer. Sam

No. The axle should probably be 0.003 - 0.005" less than the ID of the bearing. You can easily look up the specs for the bearing, the PN is probably right on it, I don't have it here at home. It shoul

Corbin. I just measured my installation tool. 5-7/16" long. 0.615" outside diameter. Sam

Corbin, find a metal lathe and take a couple thousands off of it. Then you can use the standard bearing. Sam

Those bearings are really common. You can get them make McMaster-Carr or Fastenal. Whoever made that pusher tube should have cut the diameter down. You could have it 0.030" less than the axle diameter

Jim, I just made one out of quarter inch aluminum and use the factory gasket. It's just dandy. Sam

This month, instead of a Q-Tour, let's have an Ask the Pilots Q&A session. This is a chance for newbies, builders and wanabes to ask the guys who are actually flying those burning questions you have.

And that means NO POLITICS. Sam

The pump is a Walbro GSL393. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00557SBEU?ref_=pe_623860_70668520_dpLink The 10 micron filter is Summit Racing SUM-230117 https://www.summitracing.com/parts/sum-230117 This pum