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Building An Experimental Airplane. What Is A Sonex? Conventional vs Nose Gear. Michael at Kansas Flying. Assembly Test Turtle Deck. Turtle Deck Ribs Finshed. Sonex Builders and Pilots Foundation. Build Log Kansas Flying. Build Log Jeff Shultz. Build Log Michael Smith. Blog at WordPress.com. Follow “Sonex 1362”. Get every new post delivered to your Inbox. Build a website with WordPress.com.

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Sonex Builders and Pilots Foundation. A type club to promote safety and education. In building and operating Sonex aircraft. Whats in that panel? Whats Your Sonex Type? The links below are builders logs and are external content not controlled or endorsed by the Sonex Builders and Pilots Foundation. Bob Meyers Aerovee powered Sonex Tri Gear. Michael Smith's Aerovee powered Sonex Taildragger. Http:/ www.mykitlog.com/mikesmith/. Construction slide show: http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Michael Hilderbrand's Ja...

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Aluminum Angle Bundle | Christopher Madsen

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Category Archives: Aluminum Angle Bundle. Aluminum Angle Bundle 17. On March 7, 2011. Aluminum Angle Bundle 16. On March 2, 2011. I’ve made some good progress. I keep thinking I’m almost done cutting all the aluminum angle, but it keeps on coming. Here are some of the parts I’ve made since my last post. Here are all the parts I’ve made so far. Aluminum Angle Bundle 15. On February 16, 2011. I later noticed the plans also show millimeter measurements, so no need for the calculator. Aluminum Angle Bundle 14.

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Flight School | Christopher Madsen

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Category Archives: Flight School. 2010 Crossville Sonex Gathering. On October 11, 2010. I have been interested in building an airplane ever since getting my pilot’s license. For a long time I considered building the RV-7, but was looking for something less expensive and easier to build. The Sonex seems to be the perfect fit for me, so I emailed a local Sonex builder and heard about a Sonex fly-in. In Crossville, Tennessee. While there, a couple airplanes built by Tom Huebbe. Flight School Day 34. I didn&...

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ELT Shelf | Christopher Madsen

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On March 26, 2014. Firewall nutplates →. Leave a Comment Cancel reply. NOTE - You can use these. A href= title= abbr title= acronym title= b blockquote cite= cite code del datetime= em i q cite= s strike strong. Http:/ www.mykitlog.com/aknight. Http:/ www.sonex604.com/. Http:/ www.spoonworld.com/.

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Moving to the airport | Christopher Madsen

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Moving to the airport. On September 18, 2014. First Flight →. Leave a Comment Cancel reply. NOTE - You can use these. A href= title= abbr title= acronym title= b blockquote cite= cite code del datetime= em i q cite= s strike strong. Http:/ www.mykitlog.com/aknight. Http:/ www.sonex604.com/. Http:/ www.spoonworld.com/.

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Flight to Cape Canaveral to watch a SpaceX launch. On April 11, 2016. It was Philip’s turn to go on a long flying adventure. We considered Sun ‘N Fun, but the scheduled launch of SpaceX CRS-8 to the International Space Station with the inflatable Bigelow Expandable Activity Module and the potential of being present for the first successful landing of a rocket on a barge won. Anticipating strong winds and turbulence, we planned our departure for early the next morning. I told the control tower that I ...

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Flight to Austin, Texas | Christopher Madsen

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Flight to Austin, Texas. On January 27, 2015. Nathan and I visited my sister and her family in Austin, Texas. The round trip flight was 1,506 miles and took 12.6 hours flight time (119 mph average). We used 50 gallons of fuel (30 mpg). Looking south over the Bankhead National Forest. The temperature dipped below freezing during the night and the dew that condensed on the airplane frosted, so we cranked the engine and waited in the sun for the oil to reach temperature and the frost to melt. Both happe...

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First Flight | Christopher Madsen

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On September 23, 2014. Moving to the airport. Flight Testing →. Leave a Comment Cancel reply. NOTE - You can use these. A href= title= abbr title= acronym title= b blockquote cite= cite code del datetime= em i q cite= s strike strong. Http:/ www.mykitlog.com/aknight. Http:/ www.sonex604.com/. Http:/ www.spoonworld.com/.