Jim,
nice airplane and well thought out additions. I hope mine comes out as well.
Which B&C STC did you use?
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- Mon Jul 05, 2010 08:23
- Forum: Airplanes wanted or for sale
- Topic: 46 Champ For Sale
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- Sun Dec 27, 2009 23:45
- Forum: Pre-War Aeroncas
- Topic: Tandem Trainers
- Replies: 14
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Re: Tandem Trainers
It is a little tricky since lots of the pieces were common amongst several of the pre wars, and the TA/L3 series, and some just no longer exist.
Tom
Tom
- Sun Dec 27, 2009 20:25
- Forum: Pre-War Aeroncas
- Topic: Tandem Trainers
- Replies: 14
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Re: Tandem Trainers
Yes, I got them from John back in the '90s. The guy I sold it to has moved off this mortal coil, and I believe the airplane is now in Placerville. I don't know that for a fact tho' and I don't know if the drawings are still with it.
Tom
Tom
- Thu Dec 24, 2009 16:17
- Forum: Pre-War Aeroncas
- Topic: Tandem Trainers
- Replies: 14
- Views: 5519
Re: Tandem Trainers
Paul,
I have the drawing no's of all the drawings I used to restore the TC65 as an excel file. I don't have the drawings themselves any longer tho'. No parts either.
Somewhere I also have the cross reference for parts interchangeability for prewars.
Tom
I have the drawing no's of all the drawings I used to restore the TC65 as an excel file. I don't have the drawings themselves any longer tho'. No parts either.
Somewhere I also have the cross reference for parts interchangeability for prewars.
Tom
- Thu Dec 24, 2009 13:14
- Forum: Pre-War Aeroncas
- Topic: Tandem Trainers
- Replies: 14
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Re: Tandem Trainers
Paul,
did you try ordering the CD just using the ser no? The FAA has the records of N no + Ser no on hand. At least the lady that I talked to (1999) was able to track thru the N no changes by using the ser no.
Tom
did you try ordering the CD just using the ser no? The FAA has the records of N no + Ser no on hand. At least the lady that I talked to (1999) was able to track thru the N no changes by using the ser no.
Tom
- Thu Feb 28, 2008 23:21
- Forum: Pre-War Aeroncas
- Topic: lift struts
- Replies: 10
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I had a stress analysis done by Jim Spee for a more modern size and metal, and I believe he still has the results. Tim Talen from Oregon built them for me. Since then, I've worked with Pete Plumb, Woodwing Specialties, and he has the jigs and some end fittings to build a couple of sets. They are dif...