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  1. J

    condition inspection

    I was wondering what the average cost for a condition inspection is, anyone have any idea?
  2. J

    Revolution II / Spacewalker II

    My Dad and I are building a Sportster, don't expect much support from Warner.
  3. J

    fueling away from home airport

    Just calculate the gallons added and pour in the correct amount of oil then use a small stir stick to agitate the fuel (carry the stick and oil on board). With light planes you can also rock the wings to mix things up but this gets strange looks from observers :D I carry a stick, oil, and...
  4. J

    differential ailerons

    I am installing differential ailerons on my Himax and designed the system by making a plywood mockup of the torque tube and bellcranks. Through trial and error I was able to get the 2:1 ratio I was after. What I was wondering, is there a better method or formula to calculate the bellcrank...
  5. J

    a good wood airplane

    Yes they are. Even though Ekim is interested in a two seat I thought that one of the JDT airplanes would be a quick less expensive (~$6K) way to get into the air. These airplanes have a good safety record and are easy for a first time builder. Sorry, don't mean to sound like a sales pitch, I...
  6. J

    a good wood airplane

    Ekim Take a look at this site http://www.jdtmini-max.com/home2c.html These are fun aircraft to build and fly. You would also have a few engine options and the aircraft is easy to personalize without sacrificing safety. You can purchase sections to build as money allows or just buy the...
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