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Ken

[rebel-builders] test

Post by Ken » Sun Feb 19, 2012 4:55 pm

You guys need a Rebel Ride!
Any chance you can meet one of the rambles for a ride and maybe a beer?
Get to a Brampton meeting?

We did 3.2 hours on Saturday. Met up with some of the guys in
Haliburton, Ontario. Ducky on wheels. Bob Fisher on amphibs. Got me
thinking of skiis but no -must keep working on the floats in the basement...

This morning down to Brantford. Dead smooth, see forever, mist over some
lakes, Fall colors on the trees, 120 mph groundspeed throttled back to 4
gph with a tailwind, passing cars on the freeway, laughing at the city
on the horizon, only one other aircraft in the sky...

Anybody contemplating wiring should get a copy of Bob Knuckoll's
Aeroelectric connection book as there is a lot of questionable info
around and keeping it simple works very well.

BTW Aircraft Spruce wasn't really open yet. Said they would be by tomorrow.

Ken
119R
226 hours
first flight July 2006

Gary Gustafson wrote:
I also am at a low point in enthusiasm, but am close to getting
the Rebel together. It is painted, engine installed and run, but
the panel is not in. I do not look forward to running a wire from
pin 19 on one instrument to pin 33 on another instrument, and then
go on to the next the next wire again and again. I hate wiring so
have put it off till the end figuring that I could not wait to get
it flying. Unfortunately wiring still does not get me excited. I
have about 60 more wires to go and have to figure in some re-do's
as I figure better wire routings and/or screw up. So I too look
for some success stories or pictures on this site.

Both of our planes have been a long time in incubation.

Gary Gustafson
Rebel 242

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Wayne G. O'Shea

[rebel-builders] test

Post by Wayne G. O'Shea » Sun Feb 19, 2012 4:55 pm

Yep.. a wonderful day for flying and I'm even still alive.

Just came back from test flying with my new 12' aluminum Sportspal wide
transom "canoe" on the side of my Rebel on Amphibs.

Didn't change the flight characteristics a bit. Possibly a tad more rudder
work for ball centering.. but nothing really noticable. Didn't slow it down
either.. still 90 Knots @ 2500 RPM

I'm getting tired of standing on the float nose and casting...while drifting
the lakes... so going to start taking the boat. Now I need to make a quick
attach system and locking mechanism... so I can paddle up beside the
plane...connect the boat and then flip it up against the struts while
standing on the front of the float and latch in place.

Wayne

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken" <klehman@albedo.net>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2008 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: [rebel-builders] test

You guys need a Rebel Ride!
Any chance you can meet one of the rambles for a ride and maybe a beer?
Get to a Brampton meeting?

We did 3.2 hours on Saturday. Met up with some of the guys in
Haliburton, Ontario. Ducky on wheels. Bob Fisher on amphibs. Got me
thinking of skiis but no -must keep working on the floats in the
basement...

This morning down to Brantford. Dead smooth, see forever, mist over some
lakes, Fall colors on the trees, 120 mph groundspeed throttled back to 4
gph with a tailwind, passing cars on the freeway, laughing at the city
on the horizon, only one other aircraft in the sky...

Anybody contemplating wiring should get a copy of Bob Knuckoll's
Aeroelectric connection book as there is a lot of questionable info
around and keeping it simple works very well.

BTW Aircraft Spruce wasn't really open yet. Said they would be by
tomorrow.

Ken
119R
226 hours
first flight July 2006

Gary Gustafson wrote:
I also am at a low point in enthusiasm, but am close to getting
the Rebel together. It is painted, engine installed and run, but
the panel is not in. I do not look forward to running a wire from
pin 19 on one instrument to pin 33 on another instrument, and then
go on to the next the next wire again and again. I hate wiring so
have put it off till the end figuring that I could not wait to get
it flying. Unfortunately wiring still does not get me excited. I
have about 60 more wires to go and have to figure in some re-do's
as I figure better wire routings and/or screw up. So I too look
for some success stories or pictures on this site.

Both of our planes have been a long time in incubation.

Gary Gustafson
Rebel 242

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WALTER KLATT

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Post by WALTER KLATT » Sun Feb 19, 2012 4:55 pm

Yep, you're a very brave man, Wayne. We need guys like you. Would like to see some pics of exactly how you tied that on. What about that fold a boat thing you had? Have you tried that? Would think that should have even less drag.

I've got an inflatable canoe (Stearns) and fits easily into the back, but still a pain to have to blow it up every time.

Walter

----- Original Message -----
From: "Wayne G. O'Shea" <oifa@irishfield.on.ca>
Date: Monday, October 6, 2008 11:42 am
Subject: Re: [rebel-builders] test
To: rebel-builders@dcsol.com
Yep.. a wonderful day for flying and I'm even still alive.

Just came back from test flying with my new 12' aluminum
Sportspal wide
transom "canoe" on the side of my Rebel on Amphibs.

Didn't change the flight characteristics a bit. Possibly a tad
more rudder
work for ball centering.. but nothing really noticable. Didn't
slow it down
either.. still 90 Knots @ 2500 RPM

I'm getting tired of standing on the float nose and
casting...while drifting
the lakes... so going to start taking the boat. Now I need to
make a quick
attach system and locking mechanism... so I can paddle up beside
the
plane...connect the boat and then flip it up against the struts
while
standing on the front of the float and latch in place.

Wayne

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken" <klehman@albedo.net>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2008 1:39 PM
Subject: Re: [rebel-builders] test

You guys need a Rebel Ride!
Any chance you can meet one of the rambles for a ride and
maybe a beer?
Get to a Brampton meeting?

We did 3.2 hours on Saturday. Met up with some of the guys in
Haliburton, Ontario. Ducky on wheels. Bob Fisher on amphibs.
Got me
thinking of skiis but no -must keep working on the floats in
the
basement...

This morning down to Brantford. Dead smooth, see forever, mist
over some
lakes, Fall colors on the trees, 120 mph groundspeed throttled
back to 4
gph with a tailwind, passing cars on the freeway, laughing at
the city
on the horizon, only one other aircraft in the sky...

Anybody contemplating wiring should get a copy of Bob Knuckoll's
Aeroelectric connection book as there is a lot of questionable info
around and keeping it simple works very well.

BTW Aircraft Spruce wasn't really open yet. Said they would be
by
tomorrow.

Ken
119R
226 hours
first flight July 2006

Gary Gustafson wrote:
I also am at a low point in enthusiasm, but am close to getting
the Rebel together. It is painted, engine installed and run, but
the panel is not in. I do not look forward to running a wire from
pin 19 on one instrument to pin 33 on another instrument, and then
go on to the next the next wire again and again. I hate
wiring so
have put it off till the end figuring that I could not wait
to get
it flying. Unfortunately wiring still does not get me
excited. I
have about 60 more wires to go and have to figure in some re-do's
as I figure better wire routings and/or screw up. So I too look
for some success stories or pictures on this site.

Both of our planes have been a long time in incubation.

Gary Gustafson
Rebel 242

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Dieter Oberbichler

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Post by Dieter Oberbichler » Sun Feb 19, 2012 4:55 pm

Don't make me drool........

778R heading for smooth Canadian skies !
Dieter

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ken" <klehman@albedo.net>
To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Monday, October 06, 2008 7:39 PM
Subject: Re: [rebel-builders] test

You guys need a Rebel Ride!
Any chance you can meet one of the rambles for a ride and maybe a beer?
Get to a Brampton meeting?

We did 3.2 hours on Saturday. Met up with some of the guys in
Haliburton, Ontario. Ducky on wheels. Bob Fisher on amphibs. Got me
thinking of skiis but no -must keep working on the floats in the
basement...

This morning down to Brantford. Dead smooth, see forever, mist over some
lakes, Fall colors on the trees, 120 mph groundspeed throttled back to 4
gph with a tailwind, passing cars on the freeway, laughing at the city
on the horizon, only one other aircraft in the sky...

Anybody contemplating wiring should get a copy of Bob Knuckoll's
Aeroelectric connection book as there is a lot of questionable info
around and keeping it simple works very well.

BTW Aircraft Spruce wasn't really open yet. Said they would be by
tomorrow.

Ken
119R
226 hours
first flight July 2006

Gary Gustafson wrote:
I also am at a low point in enthusiasm, but am close to getting
the Rebel together. It is painted, engine installed and run, but
the panel is not in. I do not look forward to running a wire from
pin 19 on one instrument to pin 33 on another instrument, and then
go on to the next the next wire again and again. I hate wiring so
have put it off till the end figuring that I could not wait to get
it flying. Unfortunately wiring still does not get me excited. I
have about 60 more wires to go and have to figure in some re-do's
as I figure better wire routings and/or screw up. So I too look
for some success stories or pictures on this site.

Both of our planes have been a long time in incubation.

Gary Gustafson
Rebel 242

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gleeso1

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Post by gleeso1 » Sun Feb 19, 2012 5:12 pm

Jean Poirier wrote:
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would have passed but answers not accepted in code ;-)
rebel 804 downunder
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N.Smith

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Post by N.Smith » Sun Feb 19, 2012 6:14 pm

So it is :-)

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Charlie Eubanks
Sent: 02 March 2010 13:20
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Charlie Eubanks

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Post by Charlie Eubanks » Sun Feb 19, 2012 6:14 pm

Thanks Nig
I guess it is working. The list has been very qute. I have not received an
e-mail from the list in the last 5 days and thought I might have a problem.
Hope you are making progress and thanks for the reply.
Charlie E 802R
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Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 7:28 AM
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So it is :-)

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N.Smith

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Post by N.Smith » Sun Feb 19, 2012 6:14 pm

Hi Charlie

Must be spring approaching and everyone getting back to work on their
projects... I've just had the first day riveting of the new year :-)

Ps..... How do you know you're halfway through your date with a pilot ?

That's enough about me, let talk about my plane ! :-)

Nig
745E

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Sent: 02 March 2010 17:19
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Subject: Re: [rebel-builders] Test

Thanks Nig
I guess it is working. The list has been very qute. I have not received an
e-mail from the list in the last 5 days and thought I might have a problem.
Hope you are making progress and thanks for the reply.
Charlie E 802R
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To: <rebel-builders@dcsol.com>
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 7:28 AM
Subject: RE: [rebel-builders] Test

So it is :-)

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