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Well I could Mike... but it might be better for John just to order one with his bolts and save a drive and me doing work... but he can decide the direction to take. lol

John... I have a new / unused -9 (2 1/4") Sensenich spacer and a used 2 5/8" Sensenich Spacer. Both are counter bored for bushings and drilled for 7/16" bolts. No reason they couldn't be drilled up to 1/2 ", but they would also have to be opened up for the bushings as well as I think the ones for 1/...

Saber's been around for a long time John, if their stuff was no good they would have been gone long ago.

When I go back out to the hangar after lunch I'll have a boo on my spacer shelf..

Pictures are copyright the second you click the shutter on your camera and remain so, requiring your permission to be reused no matter where you chose to post them. Same with the written word. Now if somewhere, in accepting your membership to a forum, in the fine print (that most never read) there i...

Everything is fine Dick... the last couple Gill's you can have them fully charged and then come out two days later and it won't crank the airplane. Then throw a smart charger on them for a very short time and you'll get a green light that they're charged again and will start the airplane. I think th...

Yes Ken, you are indeed correct that there's lead and acid in there, but unless something stupid happens the acid isn't coming out. No terminal corrosion or such either and you can mount them just about any way you want. There is just such a huge difference in performance of these batteries that I d...

Yep... in the tail... I just looked for something that would fit and almost fill the same box the G-25 came out of!

Weighs 24 lbs... the Gill 25 weighted 21.15

I've been flying DJK since June of 1995... 19 years coming up quickly. I bought my first Gill 25 in 1994 with high anticipation of flight and it lasted almost 10 years... the next one 5.. the next one 3 and the last one won't even hold a charge for more than a few days, installed May 2012! Even when...

I see the intent Ted... but don't forget to calculate the amount of square inch represented in an 1/8" rivet and then multiply that by your 26,000psi. So for a 1/8" solid it's shear strength is only 318.9 lbs. It's a generally accepted fact / statement / what ever you want to call it that 5 avex riv...

Kinda what I meant by business as usual Dale, as I've been "in the know" all along. Now that it's out in the open I suspect the shop will be in ship shape to procure a sale. If everything wasn't in BC... the "Remington Advert" might have happened way back in '95 . I'm too old to bother now...

Just means business as usual.. actually will probably mean business stepped up from usual ! Starting my own main (Plastics) business back in 1985 myself, I know exactly how Darryl feels. A brain and body can only take so much and I wish him both success in a financially sound hand off and his future...

Yah the little geared wheel... click and then select 720 or 1080 HD. I find it defauts to 360 many times.

I find many times on Youtube you have to go to the "wheel" and reselect HD.. many times it goes to 360 on it's own.

Conical mount or dynafocal Rob.. and I'll dig through what I have.

Here's a teaser... 18" of fresh snow... hydraulic plate skis and no more than 420 feet used from a dead stop. The wind sock is 1000' from the gate post. Went out and measured it.. actually 360 feet to lift off... and realized I'm in the wrong thread but Rob will give me a by I'm sure! :wtf: