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Congratulations Ted!!! Finally. I will have to come and see it. Where are
you flying out of now?



J Joe Ronco



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From: mike.davis@dcsol.com [mailto:mike.davis@dcsol.com] On Behalf Of Ted
Waltman
Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 4:52 PM
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight



HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally took

Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling and

what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed Aircraft".







Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P, 360HP+);

Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder and elevator

trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is something

easily adjusted before the next flight.







What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything

actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it

ultimately pays off handsomely!







Ted Waltman



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Congrats Ted, great that you are in the air again.

Walter

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Waltman
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Subject: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally took
Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling and
what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P, 360HP+);
Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder and elevator
trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is something
easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO





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Hey Ted,

Congrats. Just out working on my Super Rebel this evening and your experience has given me that extra boost to keep with it! -jason

--- On Sun, 5/3/09, Ted Waltman <tedwaltman@gmail.com> wrote:

[quote]From: Ted Waltman <tedwaltman@gmail.com>
Subject: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Date: Sunday, May 3, 2009, 3:51 PM
HooRay!!!

Congrats Ted !!!

Glad you're flying again !

Looks good ! :-)

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On Sunday 03 May 2009 22:51, Ted Waltman wrote:

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally
took Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great
feeling and what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121
Completed Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P,
360HP+); Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder
and elevator trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is
something easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO

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Congratulations!

Well Done


Tim Hickey
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To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 5:51 PM
Subject: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally
took
Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling
and
what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed
Aircraft".

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Sweet!! Congrats, Ted! Every person that finished and flies becomes an
inspiration for the rest of us! Onward! Craig

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From: Ted Waltman tedwaltman@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 3 May 2009 16:51:40 -0600
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight


HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally took
Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling and
what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P, 360HP+);
Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder and elevator
trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is something
easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO





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Congrats Ted. Must have been the day for flying as I flew a fresh amphib out
of here today as well.

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Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 8:53 PM
Subject: RE: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight


[quote]Sweet!! Congrats, Ted! Every person that finished and flies becomes an
inspiration for the rest of us! Onward! Craig

Original Message:
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From: Ted Waltman tedwaltman@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 3 May 2009 16:51:40 -0600
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight


HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally
took
Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling
and
what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed
Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P,
360HP+);
Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder and
elevator
trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is something
easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO





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Congrats again Ted !!

Since you included photos - you are now on the slideshow
at the Murphy site !! http://www.PattersonAeroSales.com

You are after Rick Harper's Rebel, in Australia, and before
the row of English Renegades, and the French Elite with the
3 cylinder diesel engine !! :-) It's an international lineup ...

I do need more ACTION photos .... hint, hint ...
Anybody ??? I try to change them at least weekly ....

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......bobp
bobp@prosumers.ca
http://www.PattersonAeroSales.com

http://bpatterson.qhealthbeauty.com
http://apatterson2.ordermygift.com

-------------------------------orig.-------------------------
On Sunday 03 May 2009 22:51, Ted Waltman wrote:

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally
took Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great
feeling and what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121
Completed Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P,
360HP+); Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder
and elevator trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is
something easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO

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Hi BoB I put an action shot in the files just yesterday. Mike Ash enroute
Hanover

At 01:21 AM 04/05/2009 +0000, you wrote:

Congrats again Ted !!

Since you included photos - you are now on the slideshow
at the Murphy site !! http://www.PattersonAeroSales.com

You are after Rick Harper's Rebel, in Australia, and before
the row of English Renegades, and the French Elite with the
3 cylinder diesel engine !! :-) It's an international lineup ...

I do need more ACTION photos .... hint, hint ...
Anybody ??? I try to change them at least weekly ....

--
......bobp
bobp@prosumers.ca
http://www.PattersonAeroSales.com

http://bpatterson.qhealthbeauty.com
http://apatterson2.ordermygift.com

-------------------------------orig.-------------------------
On Sunday 03 May 2009 22:51, Ted Waltman wrote:

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally
took Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great
feeling and what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121
Completed Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P,
360HP+); Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder
and elevator trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is
something easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO

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Ted

Congratulations!!!

Sounds great. I'll keep riveting!

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Great news, Ted! Thanks for inspiring us all.

Ron


On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Ted Waltman <tedwaltman@gmail.com> wrote:

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally took
Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling and
what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed
Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P, 360HP+);
Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder and
elevator
trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is something
easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO

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Congradulations Ted. Hope you have many years of great flying in your
Moose.

Hank

On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 6:51 PM, Ted Waltman <tedwaltman@gmail.com> wrote:

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally took
Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling and
what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed
Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P, 360HP+);
Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder and
elevator
trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is something
easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO





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Congratulations on a job well done...that is to say building and flying.
I am right on your heels. By that I mean I hope to be in the air during
the same year!!! If that won't work then make it the same decade!

Still looking on a way to get to OSH to see your plane.

Dick Wampach SR-108

-----Original Message-----
From: mike.davis@dcsol.com [mailto:mike.davis@dcsol.com] On Behalf Of
Ted Waltman
Sent: Sunday, May 03, 2009 3:52 PM
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: [rebel-builders] Moose first flight

HooRay!!! After a little over 4,000 build hours in 3 years, I finally
took
Moose N384JP for the first flight this afternoon! What a great feeling
and
what a relief! I posted four pictures in area "S/M 121 Completed
Aircraft".



Everything worked just fine, engine performed well (Russian M-14P,
360HP+);
Moose flew straight and level after just a slight bit of rudder and
elevator
trim. Fair amount of tailwheel shimmy on landing but that is something
easily adjusted before the next flight.



What a great feeling to fly something that I built and have everything
actually work correctly <grin>. As they say, keep on riveting folks as
it
ultimately pays off handsomely!



Ted Waltman

Denver, CO





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