new homebuilt shop

[Brian Godden]

Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the floor
is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs (what
else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish and
install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing off on
the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest, direct
advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is a
point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run out
of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get you
in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we will be
limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the dash
to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button. OK,
all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw that,
you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some of
his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Wayne G. O'Shea]

Make sure every project has a unique "builder of record" or you're heading
for trouble.

I've been invited/attended some of the latest TC meetings and the upper
crust are back pedaling on the "pro build" exemption they wrote.

Even a private individual cannot be building 2 of the same model airplanes
at the same time...or it's considered "mass production". You can have one
Elite, one Rebel and one Moose all under constuction at the same time, in
the same name and it's fine....but god forbid two moose at the same time!

No company can start building an airplane without a "builder of record"
filed with MDRA and the "oversee the project" for the builder of record is
being taken by TC to mean much more than writing a cheque at the end of
every month. ONLY this "builder of record" can deal with MDRA for preclose
and final inspections and must be fully coherant on what's going on.

Just a heads up.....sounds good....have fun!

Wayne

----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Godden" <brian_godden@hotmail.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 11:33 PM
Subject: new homebuilt shop

Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the

floor

is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs

(what

else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish

and

install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing off

on

the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,

direct

advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is a
point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run out
of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get you
in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we will

be

limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the

dash

to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button.

OK,

all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw

that,

you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some of
his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Al Paxhia]

Brian,
Sounds great. What is the Metalcrafters cabin extension?
Al
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Godden" <brian_godden@hotmail.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 8:33 PM
Subject: new homebuilt shop


[quote]Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the
floor
is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs
(what
else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish
and
install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing off
on
the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,
direct
advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is a
point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run out
of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get you
in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we will
be
limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the
dash
to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button.
OK,
all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw
that,
you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some of
his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Tim Saxton]

Al,

Go to http://www.metalcrafters.ph/, click on "Mods and Kits" and there is an
interesting list of Moose modifications. See item #35 for the cabin
extension.

Tim

----- Original Message -----
From: "Al Paxhia" <paxhia2@comcast.net>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: new homebuilt shop


[quote]Brian,
Sounds great. What is the Metalcrafters cabin extension?
Al
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Godden" <brian_godden@hotmail.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 8:33 PM
Subject: new homebuilt shop


[quote]Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the
floor
is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs
(what
else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish
and
install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing off
on
the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,
direct
advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is
a
point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run
out
of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get
you
in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we will
be
limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the
dash
to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button.
OK,
all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw
that,
you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some
of
his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Dick Shotwell]

Hello Brian and Doug,
Congratulations guys!! Sounds like a fun venture. Keep un informed and
post some pictures.
Dick and Dave Shotwell
Moose 096
Filer, Idaho

Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the

floor

is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs

(what

else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish

and

install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing off

on

the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,

direct

advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is a
point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run out
of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get you
in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we will

be

limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the

dash

to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button.

OK,

all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw

that,

you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some of
his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Jean Poirier]

Hey Brian,

In the last coupled of days, if you have read all the message on this site,
you should know that if you want Rebel ramble and those
Rebel/owners/builders/pilot to your shop, may be it is not the warbirds and
the hot coffee that will be the best bait..... hum...

Happy for you and your project

Jean
Rebel 747R
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Godden" <brian_godden@hotmail.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 11:33 PM
Subject: new homebuilt shop


[quote]Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the
floor
is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs
(what
else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish
and
install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing off
on
the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,
direct
advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is a
point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run out
of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get you
in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we will
be
limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the
dash
to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button.
OK,
all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw
that,
you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some of
his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Brian Godden]

Hi jean,
Did not understand your message, but actually it's not my shop...I just pass
through. I just hope it helps some discouraged people and acts as a focus
point for Murphy builders here in the Valley.

Wayne...thanks. I believe the shop will concentrate more on building sub
assemblies, engine installs, avionics etc. Very few finished aircraft. We
all know how expensive that ends up!

From: "Jean Poirier" <jean.poirier@oxyportneuf.com>
Reply-To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Subject: Re: new homebuilt shop
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 08:02:23 -0500

Hey Brian,

In the last coupled of days, if you have read all the message on this site,
you should know that if you want Rebel ramble and those
Rebel/owners/builders/pilot to your shop, may be it is not the warbirds
and
the hot coffee that will be the best bait..... hum...

Happy for you and your project

Jean
Rebel 747R
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Godden" <brian_godden@hotmail.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 11:33 PM
Subject: new homebuilt shop

Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the
floor
is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs
(what
else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish
and
install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing

off

on
the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,
direct
advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is

a

point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run

out

of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get

you

in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we

will

be
limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the
dash
to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button.
OK,
all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw
that,
you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash

in

the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some

of

his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Ken]

Brian
I think Jean was referring to the lure of one of our favourite beverages
that has been kind of a sub theme here for the past week in planning for
airshow visits etc....
I got a chuckle Jean!
Ken

Brian Godden wrote:

Hi jean,
Did not understand your message, but actually it's not my shop...I just pass
through. I just hope it helps some discouraged people and acts as a focus
point for Murphy builders here in the Valley.

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[Brian Godden]

Ohhhh...well we'll get some....what the heck is it, missed those messages.
Brian

From: Ken <klehman@albedo.net>
Reply-To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Subject: Re: new homebuilt shop
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 09:44:05 -0500

Brian
I think Jean was referring to the lure of one of our favourite beverages
that has been kind of a sub theme here for the past week in planning for
airshow visits etc....
I got a chuckle Jean!
Ken

Brian Godden wrote:

Hi jean,
Did not understand your message, but actually it's not my shop...I just

pass

through. I just hope it helps some discouraged people and acts as a

focus

point for Murphy builders here in the Valley.

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[Jean Poirier]

Hello Ken

You give good explication! By the same time, what do you mean by get
"chuckle"? My english is $%$?%& and that word is not in my pocket
translations dictionnary!

Jean
Rebel 747R
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken" <klehman@albedo.net>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2006 9:44 AM
Subject: Re: new homebuilt shop

Brian
I think Jean was referring to the lure of one of our favourite beverages
that has been kind of a sub theme here for the past week in planning for
airshow visits etc....
I got a chuckle Jean!
Ken

Brian Godden wrote:

Hi jean,
Did not understand your message, but actually it's not my shop...I just
pass
through. I just hope it helps some discouraged people and acts as a focus
point for Murphy builders here in the Valley.

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[Ken]

Jean
A chuckle is a smile and laugh exactly like you intended.
Your english is pretty good. I don't have much trouble understanding you
but Brian hadn't followed your beer related comments this week ;)
Ken

Jean Poirier wrote:

Hello Ken

You give good explication! By the same time, what do you mean by get
"chuckle"? My english is $%$?%& and that word is not in my pocket
translations dictionnary!

Jean
Rebel 747R

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[Bob Patterson]

Thanks Brian ! Look forward to seeing it on the Ramble !!

.....bobp

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On Thursday 26 January 2006 11:33 pm, Brian Godden wrote:

Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the
floor is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs
(what else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish
and install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the
Metalcrafters cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing off
on the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,
direct advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or
air, coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is
a point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines,
the ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run
out of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets
get you in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we will
be limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the
dash to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the
window. So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the
button. OK, all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al
Paxia...I saw that, you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some
of his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Al Paxhia]

Tim,
Thank you. Al
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tim Saxton" <tim.saxton@shaw.ca>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 11:27 PM
Subject: Re: new homebuilt shop


[quote]Al,

Go to http://www.metalcrafters.ph/, click on "Mods and Kits" and there is
an
interesting list of Moose modifications. See item #35 for the cabin
extension.

Tim

----- Original Message -----
From: "Al Paxhia" <paxhia2@comcast.net>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 9:02 PM
Subject: Re: new homebuilt shop


[quote]Brian,
Sounds great. What is the Metalcrafters cabin extension?
Al
----- Original Message -----
From: "Brian Godden" <brian_godden@hotmail.com>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 8:33 PM
Subject: new homebuilt shop


[quote]Listen up guys, some news.
A certified shop is now open on Chilliwack airport, BC, where half the
floor
is dedicated to certified stuff, half to homebuilts.
Projects on the go are two M14 Moose, both to receive Montana Amphibs
(what
else). But more exciting is a Moose airframe being assembled at
Metalcrafters in the Philippines, which the shop will receive to finish
and
install a Walter Turbine. This aircraft will also have the Metalcrafters
cabin extension.
Doug is working pretty well full time in the shop, and I am there
supervising and cutting metal when I'm in town, not skiing or goofing
off
on
the lake.
So there are dedicated Moose/Murphy guys on hand. You'll get honest,
direct
advice on your airframe, and if anybody wants to drop in, land or air,
coffee is always hot.
The shop will build you anything from a flap to a whole airplane, and is
a
point of contact for Mark Cupitt's Metalcrafters in the philippines, the
ONLY place you can get a Fast Build Moose.
So if you have finally thrown your hands up in the air in despair, run
out
of time or both, e-mail me or Doug (dhblackcrow@shaw.ca), and lets get
you
in the air, no matter what airframe.
I see the fingers waging about the massive turbine power, and yes we
will
be
limiting the go juice....but we will also have the panic button on the
dash
to override the limiters if the trees are getting too big in the window.
So, hands up who wants to ride with me the first time I push the button.
OK,
all of you put your hands down now. Bob Patterson and Al Paxia...I saw
that,
you had both hands in the air.
Bob, hope you will let us entertain your Rebel Ramble to a hangar bash
in
the new shop when you get here...Doug may even be able to persuade some
of
his friends to bring some War Birds in.
Brian

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[Gilles St-Pierre]

Brian
will you still have time left to help other guys. id like to be next on your
list...!!!
motor, controls, and possibly avionics. Done with the structure
gilles elite717
dr gilles st pierre





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