Sunday, January 11, 2015
Cowl Heat Barrier
Installed the cowl heat barrier. The exhaust is close to several spots on the lower cowl and this reflective material keeps it a little cooler.
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Larry's Airplane
Yes, I'm building an airplane in my garage. It's a 2 seat side-by-side, 200+ mph, all metal aircraft capable of 6g aerobatics with a range of about 900 miles on one tank of gas getting 25 mpg. It's powered by a traditional 180hp Lycoming just like a Cessna 172. There are over 8000 like mine completed AND flying. This is where I'll document the build for friends and family to see. This isn't meant to be a construction how-to, just a little show-and-tell.
Oh, and to answer the question, "when will it fly?" I'm planning my first flight on Thursday. I'm not saying which week, or which month, or even which year, just Thursday.
Oh, and to answer the question, "when will it fly?" I'm planning my first flight on Thursday. I'm not saying which week, or which month, or even which year, just Thursday.
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This blog is for entertainment purposes only. DO NOT use it as a guide for building anything, especially an airplane in your garage! Do not try this at home, your results may vary, as seen on TV, don't eat the yellow snow......
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