slscott715
LSA Quick Build
Last Activity: Yesterday, 06:56 PM
Joined: 06-08-2016
Location: Yadkinville, NC
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A little more progress to report this week. I covered the seat frames with heavy duty fabric in preparation to drop them off for upholstery. I bolted... -
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Between working and a couple flying adventures this week, I was able to make some progress on the LSA.
Having the tail feathers, trim and...Leave a comment:
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Here are the pictures from last night’s post. I guess I was more focused on building than pictures this week. If there’s any details that someone...Leave a comment:
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A decent amount of progress was made on the LSA this week despite some setbacks.
Continuing on with the tail, I found that my tail brace...Leave a comment:
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I haven’t fit the gear legs and struts yet. I did not realize this was an issue. I’ll remove the springs and check alignment as you’ve described.... -
My goal this week was to get the tail surfaces mocked up and the elevator and trim control systems put together. This proved to be an overly-ambitious...Leave a comment:
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Looks like I have the same thing going on. I’ll call Virgil Monday. Thank you! -
What did you ever figure out with the bearings Arborite? I’m running into the same issue on mine right now....Leave a comment:
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Thanks Jared!
I’m glad to finally be here with something to contribute. Visitors are welcome any time. I’m working in my hangar at a grass strip... -
Thanks rodsmith! I’ve been enjoying the process so much that I can’t seem to stay away haha! -
Thanks SpruceForest for the heads up. FAR 91.225(e) states “the requirement of paragraph (b) of this section do not apply to any aircraft that was not... -
North Carolina LSA Kit Build Underway
Hey guys,
My name is Sam Scott and I'm a full-time A&P mechanic with a serious case of the flying/building bug. I've been lurking here...
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