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Category Archives: Cowling
2021-10-06. Maintenance and upgrade
As discussed earlier, through my 28,5 hours of flying I have come to the conclusion that the turbo is not working, and needs RAM Air to feed the turbo compressor inlet. So today I started with once more removing the … Continue reading
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2021-04 Finishing Work
I started today reinstalling the returned transponder then Howard came in and assisted. He then went to work on the fuel quantity lights, which we hoped were just hooked up backwards. We were right and after a little reconnection action, … Continue reading
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2021-04 Finishing work
Today I renotarized paperwork, and sent it off to the inspector.. fingers crossed all is well now.. The I drove to the engraving shop.. and dropped off my dataplate. It will be ready next week. Good timing, I hope to … Continue reading
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2020-10 Final Hardware install Upper Engine cowling.
Howard Kohnstamm and I took the top cowling off and put on the fasteners. We also took the engine inlet cooling off to drill and rivet the fasteners to them so we can totally have the topcowling ready for fasteners. … Continue reading
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2020-09 Engine Cowling Louvers
I measured the louvers on top to replace them with aluminum ones, custom made and ordered them. on October 6th, we started with putting a new set of louvers on the engine cowling. Aluminum custom-made, it is close to the … Continue reading
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2020-09 Oil Door Cutout.
Howard Kohnstamm and I started to figure out how to cut the oil door out, with straight lines and nice curves. After many tryouts on leftover pieces of fiberglass, we finally decided to cut with the dremel and a diamond … Continue reading
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2019-03 Finally back at it again..
After a busy month with all kinds of other projects, I am back again in my Velocity hangar. It was about time as I am really wanting to finish this project this year. Still quite some items on the list … Continue reading
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2019-01 More cowling work
Today I drilled the upper cowling for four screws in regular intervals. I then installed nut plates on the inner lip on both sides and reinstalled the cowling, this time with screws. It looks pretty awesome. And it is sturdy! … Continue reading
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2019-01 Cowling work
To start the new year with, is engine cowling work ! I added another layer of BID to the two lips, which makes per the manual, 5 BID layers. I then cut those a day later to 1,5 inches and … Continue reading
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