Where do you get every 12" from? or is that just what you have chosen to do? I have one run over 16" and I don't think it will be a problem but I have no technical support for my opinion. I would hat
I fully concur except I never even bothered with the additional weight of an analogue Tacho. I have 250 hours now with the EIS and it has been excellent. I recently fitted a prototype Constant Speed
When we originally started selling the Arplast VP prop we agreed with the PFA that. 1) with the prop set fine the engine should not exceed max rpm in the initial part of the climb (without pilot inpu
I don't think so as the test is done with the prop set course. However mine and I think other electric props can be challenged by say a Vne dive at low power followed by a pull up and sudden increase
There is a standard form to follow. You should have a vapour return line. Your delivery lines and tank must be of compatible materials and the installation has to be signed off by your inspector. The
Has anyone kept the web link for the guys in Switzerland doing the composite taildragger undercarriage? Jerry Jerry@ban-bi.com or LTS@avnet.co.uk www.Ban-bi.com or www.avnet.co.uk/touchdown
Earlier this year we had a Fly In at Old Sarum and invited all Europa owners. I am planning a similar event this October 26th (Saturday) I have once again negotiated free landings for Europas and Ban
I can get them for about 26:50 each. The Rotax ones are modified so they last longer (but cost more)? My first one went in about 150 hours. I am up to about 270 hours now and I replaced the original
One of my customers has had several punctures. The rest of us have had few with more hours. Perhaps he chooses bad fields but someone who may know suggested his punctures were due to low tyre pressur
No it wasn't a mono Europa but my comments would apply to the Tri. They were comments though and not recommendations except I would recommend to anyone they placard the tyre pressures somewhere. Don'
Are you planning to put the antenna outside. I remote mounted the antenna that came on my GPS 90 and fitted it over the panel. It worked fine. Jerry SteveA143Mesa,
I am interested to learn about this incident - The PV50 electrical controller is secured with three M4 screws but in normal use they carry very light loads. It's the only time I've heard of a problem
I have some allodine powder left. A couple of 1 kg batches. It was bought some time ago but I guess it's still OK. I used some the other day and it seemed to work OK. Contact me direct if you want so
Some time ago there was some chat on the group about sub panels and laser cutting. I subsequently spent some time on my PC and have my A/C panel on AutoCAD and now laser cut. As a result I have sever
I purchased two low pressure gauges from Gunson. Not expensive and bought over the net. Easy. Skydrives are more expensive but easier as they come with control valves. Jerry
Hi Andy That's fine. I'll leave it to you. Jerry tri-gear Europas and these are provided with all the necessary fasteners too. For the engine panel there's the option of the standard round VDO instru
I agree with the consumer voltmeter comment. My cheapy digital VM appears to under read the voltage of fully charged batteries. However about charging voltage the distributor of the RG batteries we s