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The "Forum" link above
has been changed to take you to the
Canadian Amateur Built Forum which Michael Shields has
put up for all to use. Let's make good use of this and get some
activity going!
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Saturday August 5th
Les McInnis from Stoney Creek made it to
Edenvale.
A short trip when you have 260 hp and cruise at 230 mph.
Tom Martin brought his EVO from the Rocket
factory in St Thomas.
Looks kind of FW190ish from the rear with that beautiful wing.
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Saturday July 29th
Paternal twins, C-GOJU and C-GFLG on the ramp
at Peninsulair's breakfast in Hamilton. Mike Shields converted
his RV to a taildragger a few weeks ago. Click on the picture
above for a few more photos from Mike.
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Saturday June 24th
Saturday at the Oshawa - Canadian
Aviation Expo
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Sunday April 30th
Time for
Recurrency Training at Hanover. I got to the airport
just after lunch and managed to catch a few RV's still
on the field.
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Don
Hersey's plane was up for the first time on Thursday March
30, 2006. A slightly heavy right wing
was the only airframe squawk. The alternator developed a short while in flight causing an overvoltage situation.
The alternator is now repaired and installed on the plane.
Congratulations Don!
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Keith Fletcher
sent in this nice shot of Doug Buchanan
in his RV-4, somewhere over
Lake Simcoe
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Fresh
Paint Looks Great On Mark Richardson's RV-8
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Neil Kruiswyk
& Jim Mosur - SN 71567
Photo
by Keith Fletcher
Here's another successful first flight for the books.
C-FRVF took to the sky on Aug. 14, 2005 from the runways of The Brampton Flying Club (NC3), Brampton, Ontario, Canada. After the 1.3 hr first flight, we knew we had a winner. Absolutely no bad habits at all. Our regular build kit took approximately 18 months to build from start to painted and flying. RV-7A, C-FRVF, AeroSport 0-360, Hartzell 3 blade. The panel includes the BIG-6 flight instruments, Trio Avionics autopilot, NAV/COM/GS/LOC and GPS. Grand Rapids Engine Monitor. Empty weight came in at 1127 lbs with the W/B about as perfect as it could be.
Neil
Kruiswyk
Photo
by Keith Fletcher
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The first RV to arrive in Collingwood
for the Gathering of the Classics belongs to Barry
Tunzelmann who took a couple of days to come from Salmon
Arm BC
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June
25, 2005 - Toronto Aviation Expo - A few photos from
Oshawa
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