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Taylor Titch Anniversary
Hi Kevin I have been trying to locate Jim Miller and what became of his Titch, we have kept in contact over the years but I haven't heard for two years, do you know anything please?- T Taylor
- Post #59
- Forum: Hangar Flying - Off Topic
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Taylor Titch Anniversary
Just one thing, were you and Rhona married when we met at the local airport? How did I not realise that?!- T Taylor
- Post #55
- Forum: Hangar Flying - Off Topic
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Taylor Titch Anniversary
Thank you Kiwi, that is very useful and I assume similar to Jim Miller's spar. I see a lot of discussion about glues on here, Aerodux 500 seems common over here now, I think this was 185 in the earlier days but 306 was considered a lot cleaner to use. A chap rebuilding a Titch says he just uses...- T Taylor
- Post #54
- Forum: Hangar Flying - Off Topic
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Taylor Titch Anniversary
What thickness did you use Kiwi for each lamination? Losing all those nuts and bolts would be a real weight reduction.- T Taylor
- Post #51
- Forum: Hangar Flying - Off Topic
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Fuselage stretch mod for Taylor Monoplane
Thank you for correcting that Kiwi, I wasn't aware of that change, the original was of course limited by the length of our lounge! Great to make contact with you and Rhona again and seeing the Titch progressing nicely. -
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Fuselage stretch mod for Taylor Monoplane
I would just like to clarify that the KR1 was a blatant rip off of the Mono and no permission was asked for or given. The EAA took up the case but with the loss of Ken Rand no further action was taken. It was considered a very dangerous thing to do and not a bit like the WAR replicas, that were... -
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Fuselage stretch mod for Taylor Monoplane
The NZ Monos have a compulsory 14" tail only extension that has been copied by others and was to reduce pitch sensitivity slightly. John Gibson, a homebuilder and leading aerodynamicist on the Eurofighter found the PFA ban on flaps to be totally incorrect and managed to get them reinstated on... -
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Taylor Titch Anniversary
Great to see Rhona progressing with her Titch and what I think is a one piece spar, like Jim Millers, construction looks excellent. Only one other female has ever contacted me and is building a Titch in the future, Alana Spurling, literally a rocket engineer. Nobody has ever fitted one of those...- T Taylor
- Post #46
- Forum: Hangar Flying - Off Topic
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Warbird paint scheme for a Taylor Monoplane?
Great to see Rhona progressing with her Titch and what I think is a one piece spar, like Jim Millers, construction looks excellent. Only one other female has ever contacted me and is building a Titch in the future, Alana Spurling, literally a rocket engineer. Nobody has ever fitted one of those...- T Taylor
- Post #18
- Forum: General Experimental Aviation Questions