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    C.A.F.E. Web site

    And to add, the CAFE report is based on the Wheeler CT, not the Auriga or Express 2000 with the bigger tail and larger engine.
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    C.A.F.E. Web site

    Here is the direct link (still get the certificate warning): https://cafe.foundation/v2/pdf_cafe_apr/Wheeler%20Express%20APR.pdf
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    Wheeler Express 2000 kit

    If you havent found a kit, there's one that just popped up on express-builder
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    Parts Wanted Wheeler Express Nose Gear

    I have the old version and the new version. Keeping the new version as I heard the old ones are susceptible to bending. If you want the old one, let me know, I'll give you a good deal on it.
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    Reduction drives

    Interesting thread and now I'm super intrigued about the possibility of running an LS direct drive to replace a 250hp IO-540. I tried finding info on a DIY PSRU/redrive using C6 but coming up empty. The direct drive option for LS, what kind of tuning or retuning was performed or should I be...
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    Best HBA project to teach aero industry skills to HS students?

    IMO: take a close look at what the folks at TeenFlight do. They get sponsored, build an RV12, sell it, have money for the next build, next batch of students. These guys are at all the PNW air shows (maybe more, I dont get out much) http://teenflight.org/
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    Cheap EFIS finally coming.

    Low field of view and uncomfortable. I like John's HUD unit while waiting for ar with comfort the size of my existing glasses :)
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    Cheap EFIS finally coming.

    https://github.com/JohnMarzulli/StratuxHud
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    Arduino altimeter & airspeed indicator

    What storage are you using to run the rpi os?
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    Arduino altimeter & airspeed indicator

    This is why you dont want GPS only supplied gauges: https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2019/february/27/more-gps-interference-exercises-planned Also, unless you use different media than an sd card, that rpi will hang on you, sd cards are not designed to be os drives. Go browsed the...
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    First attempt at design for electric delta pusher

    I run an electric aviation discussion group on FB (https://facebook.com/groups/electricaviation), we're excited to see where Horton ends up. Horton will be at Airventure. Might be worth a trip to get some flying wing tips... I'm pretty stoked about this design and they have plans for electric...
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    Buying bulk fiberglass cloth and epoxy ? Any tips on cheapest suppliers ?

    The old Glassairs and Wheeler/Composite Aircraft Tech Express are vinyl ester. VE does not have very good shelf life (6 months) so you should be ready to build if buying bulk. Epoxy much better shelf. If building an aircraft, highly recommend using the recommended composites for the designed...
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    Arduino altimeter & airspeed indicator

    I just revisited the experimental avionics page. It hadn't been updated in quite sometime and was pleasantly surprised to find new updates. http://experimentalavionics.com/efis-ver-2-0/ I was also pleasantly surprised the right tools being used for the right problem. Rpi being used for data...
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    Arduino altimeter & airspeed indicator

    Just a guess that cost/complexity was a factor. The idea was to spend as little as possible. Back the phone screens were spendy in comparison.
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