National Aeronca Association Bulletin Board

Well, on the home page at the top click on NAA Convention and you get all the details including times, hotels, meals, cost etc.

Well, I hope to be there either flying or driving. 7AC in Columbus Oh.

I have no idea how it was done or sponsored in Pa. Do we have anyone with that knowledge here?

Does Ohio have an official state aircraft designated? I saw where recently Pa declared the Piper Cub their state aircraft and immediately thought of the Champ over the Wright Flyer or Waco. Wouldn't that be nice?

Last year I ask Bill Pancake the same question for my 1946 Champ and he replied that the only TSO parts required for my Champ were
1. Tires
2. ELT
3. Seatbelts
4. Fabric
5. Radio if installed

I made a frame to hoist the top engine mounts up with a come-a-long and after removing the gear I set it back down on a stack of cement blocks behind the firewall with a wood 4x4 on top. The 4x4 was notched to match the angle of the lower tubes so the weight was on the firewall tube cluster and not ...

Are we sure that the original auto gauges (U.S. gauge or Stewart Warner) that were used were marked?? If not they are not in the TCDS they don't have to be - only the "red" line.

There is a helper (stooge) in the Aircraft Spruce catalog (I use one). the quick release can be had from West Marine if you want to make your own.