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  • Bearhawk Patrol N34378 qb

    1st flight two months ago/30 month build(I’m Retired).G3X suite-O-360 w. Carburetor and two mags-MTV 84”prop. No sqawks.This is a fun airplane!
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    Last edited by Paul Johnston; 09-11-2021, 08:00 AM.

  • #2
    Congrats!! Always enjoy hearing about 1st flights.
    Stephen B. Murphey
    Bearhawk LSA
    Building #L-089

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    • #3
      What a tremendous accomplishment. Congratulations!! I can imagine all the fun that you will enjoy for years behind the stick of your hand-built aircraft.
      Mitch

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      • #4
        Nice work. Congratulations!
        Nev Bailey
        Christchurch, NZ

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        • #5
          Nicely done Paul!

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          • #6
            For fitting the G3X, did you just build an instrument panel with a slightly higher arc. I am currently planning my moves for this. Anything to watch out for?
            Bearhawk "XHawk" Patrol, O-360, Trailblazer 80", tubeless 26" Goodyears, Stewart Systems. See XHawk Build Log.

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            • Paul Johnston
              Paul Johnston commented
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              Yes-the panel is 3/4” taller- same bends at the bottom with short bent pieces around top to hold nutplates. Think it’s all .040 5052 aluminum. Adjust short angles with strait edge across to firerwall.

            • noema
              noema commented
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              Seems straight forward. Thanks.

          • #7
            Dynon 10 inch fits the stock panel, Garmin doesn't unless you do something like Paul did.

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            • #8
              Thanks for your posts.Also,I want to thank Mark Goldberg for bringing us these fine airplanes!

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              • Mark Goldberg
                Mark Goldberg commented
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                Thank you Paul. But it is Bob Barrows who made these planes. Our QB kits just make them easier to build and fly. Mark
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