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One of the issues I currently face is making room for building the Moose. My
best plan is to expand my current pole building or build a new outbuilding.
This could easily get difficult as my township limits overall height to 16'
(maybe 18'). Sure I can apply for a variance but I am not of the impression
the local authorities view these favorably. I will need to pursue a 'clear
span' design regardless. I just hope I can make it fit or be granted the
variance!

My interest would be to build and store the plane their during the winter if
not in use.

Can anyone tell me the height of the tail of the Moose as measured from a level
surface when mounted on amphibious floats?

Rick





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Rick...are you in Canada or USA. If Canada your township has no control over
your hangar or anything else aerodrome related!

----- Original Message -----
From: <ravc1@dcsol.com>
To: <rebel-builders-d@dcsol.com>
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2005 8:15 PM
Subject: Need Aircraft Height - preferrably on amphibs

One of the issues I currently face is making room for building the Moose.

My

best plan is to expand my current pole building or build a new

outbuilding.

This could easily get difficult as my township limits overall height to

16'

(maybe 18'). Sure I can apply for a variance but I am not of the

impression

the local authorities view these favorably. I will need to pursue a

'clear

span' design regardless. I just hope I can make it fit or be granted the
variance!

My interest would be to build and store the plane their during the winter

if

not in use.

Can anyone tell me the height of the tail of the Moose as measured from a

level

surface when mounted on amphibious floats?

Rick





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Hi Rick


I asked the same thing early this year when I was building my Hanger. Here
the responces I got. Best of luck with your building

Ray


My Moose is 11' 4" high to the top of the rudder.

On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 20:19:36 -0600, Barnhart wrote

Keith at Montana Floats said a Moose with amphibs is 11' 8" high to the
rudder.

Barny
MGDQ 20bt SR103 (Hangar door 3" too low)

----- Original Message -----
From:
To:
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 8:08 PM
Subject: Moose specs

I am building a hanger for my rebel but want to make sure it high enough

to

put a moose amphib in if I every get enough money and time. Anybody

measured

one yet?

On 12/4/2005 4:15 PM, ravc1@dcsol.com wrote to rebel-builders-d:

-> One of the issues I currently face is making room for building the Moose.
My
-> best plan is to expand my current pole building or build a new
outbuilding.
-> This could easily get difficult as my township limits overall height to
16'
-> (maybe 18'). Sure I can apply for a variance but I am not of the
impression
-> the local authorities view these favorably. I will need to pursue
a 'clear
-> span' design regardless. I just hope I can make it fit or be granted the
-> variance!
->
-> My interest would be to build and store the plane their during the winter
if
-> not in use.
->
-> Can anyone tell me the height of the tail of the Moose as measured from a
level
-> surface when mounted on amphibious floats?
->
-> Rick
->
->





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