Q-List Zoom meeting now uploaded to YouTube
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Hey Kevin and Sam,
Unfortunately I was unable to participate Saturday. Kev I still love your MidWest humor. Great job guys. Be safe!
Jim
N46JP - Q200
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Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2020 5:26:52 AM To: main@Q-List.groups.io <main@Q-List.groups.io> Subject: [Special] [Q-List] Q-List Zoom meeting now uploaded to YouTube |
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I am so thankful that the Zoom meeting was preserved and placed o to YouTube. I just viewed it and I am really glad to have gotten to see it. I could have set my alarm to watch it live at 6:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time but wimped our. Beautiful job there, Kevin. I may have to rent somebody else’s clean hangar if I ever try that. Kevin, you have a lot to be proud of. Great job and beautiful airplane. Phil in San Marcos, CA.
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On May 24, 2020, at 7:56 AM, One Sky Dog via groups.io <Oneskydog@...> wrote:
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Hey guys,
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I’m in another group and if they plan running long , everyone signs off for 5 or 10 minutes then back in again. Get another 40 minutes that way. MikeQ200wannabe On May 26, 2020, at 2:01 PM, Rik <Info@...> wrote:
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Can, if your possible to find, we have a different builder/owner/flyer do one of these each week, bi weekly or monthly?
I really liked the video summation of the plane and panel. Almost seems that 40 minutes was not enough time. There can be lots of questions as there is a lot of nice custom work on each of these planes. |
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gbrighton@...
Thanks Sam and Kevin and all .. enjoyed watching the
YouTube .. i have a Tri Q finished airframe in the Hanger .. but on the 'back
burner' .. Looking fwd to the next one already ,
Cheers from Australia, ; )
Graham.
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Sent: Sunday, May 24, 2020 10:26 PM
Subject: [Special] [Q-List] Q-List Zoom meeting now uploaded to
YouTube 31 minutes. Here's the link. https://youtu.be/VZrxUfGqo6I |
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Kevin Boddicker
Sam,
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Will watch later today. Probably be embarrassed seeing ME on video. All, Thanks for all the kind words about this event. I really enjoyed it. Sam asked me if I was nervous. I told him “I’m only talking to you”. Don’t be shy. The time goes by very fast. I had three one word notes. The rest was just a conversation with friends. Step up for next time. My vote is at least once per month. Or if someone has something to share, maybe have a special event. Thanks again for all your prep work and efforts Sam.
Kevin Boddicker
TriQ 200 N7868B 510 hrs Luana, IA.
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Hey, Sam great meeting sorry I missed it.
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Kevin, You old brewmaster, good job on your plane review. Special thanks for the NACA inlet shoutout. I still have the mold. I am trying to get ready to go to Ut for the summer to do Dragonfly work hoping to finish my repairs. Think runway excursions suck try 10” refrozen snow for a runway! Fly safe all my friends loved the video. On May 24, 2020, at 5:26 AM, Sam Hoskins <sam.hoskins@...> wrote: |
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Rick Hole
I greatly enjoyed watching the video! Thanks to all and especially Kevin. I haven’t posted in ages and many new participants will not know me. My ratings are PP SEL Instrument, past CFI-LS, 500+ hours. My trade is Electrical Engineer. My last 12 years in the workforce was with Velocity working for Scott Swing. My main duties were electrical and electronic systems but in a small operation we did most everything. I built and installed a new panel for Scott’s N1711Q after re re-acquired it. Another coworker and I bought a virgin Q2 kit and began to build it. When he left us to get married I inherited that kit. It was later necessary to sell it before completion. When I retired I moved to Honduras where there is practically no general aviation. I once saw a C172 in the pattern at the military airport south of Tegucigalpa. There are few airports other than the four internationals and they rarely see flight operations. The country is mountainous and there are few places for emergency landings. At 69 years it seems my flying days are likely finished. But flying remains in my blood. I smiled when Kevin spoke of his NACA scoops. I made many of them for the light sport market and had ten molds for mass production.
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