RogerT
Cleared for Takeoff
Saw Geico's completed RV12 yesterday when he brought it
to the airport. Fantastic job. Way to go Larry.
RT
to the airport. Fantastic job. Way to go Larry.
RT
Pictures, Roger -- Pictures!
HR
Cool! Flying yet?
Would love to see an RV-12 up close.
Here ya go!
After 2 more hours of fly off time (total of 5 in Phase 1) it's off to the paint shop for quotes.
Here ya go! After 888 hours of construction time N912VZ is an E-LSA flying machine!
Is that your first build project? How hard would you say it is for a beginner? I have contemplated building one, if I could find a big enough space (no garage at my house).
You're not burning 3-4gph at 138mph are you? More like 4.5-5 at that speed I'd guess.
Engine and instruments too?I have rebuilt / and rehabbed several RV's, anda few ultra lights, but this is the first start to finish. It's not that hard, but you must dedicate yourself to the project at least 1/2 hour a day, every day, or like Capt. Thorpe said; "many start, few finish". . I think the -12 will change that due to it's simplicity, and kit completeness. Everything is supplied, every rivet, nut, washer, cotter pin, everything except shop tools, paint, and handle grips! lol
Not real sure on the fuel burn yet, still calibrating the fuel senders.
Engine and instruments too?
Nice picture!
cool- I went to the site and I'm surely tempted...looks like one can build it on the installment plan...each section looks relatively inexpensive until you get to the engine and instruments, although "finishing" is pushing "inexpensive".Yep, everything is included, engine avionics, POH, manuals, even the decals.
Thanks for the kind words Roger T. After seeing your work on the Titan it means alot! (I'm buttering Roger T up because I need him in the right seat as baggage in a few more hours. )