Total hrs Mon - Sat including Danny's time, 27 hrs.
Total Hrs. to date: 854
Here Danny is, laying out for the stripes:
This Blog picks picks up the progress of the building of my Experimental Class homebuilt plane project from Dec. 2011. The Zenith CH750 is designed for short take offs and landings. It will be powered by a Continental C-90 engine that I had completely rebuilt by Dan Martinez, a mechanic in San Antonio with a good reputation for quality work. Fuel capacity will be 30 gallons, which should provide a conservative 4.5 hrs of flight time with 30 minutes to spare.
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Week of 4/16 thru 4/21: I finally riveted the seat supports down after getting all the wiring & fuel lines done to my satisfaction. We started painting the fuselage this week. Danny Still, a good friend and painter extraordinaire, started painting the fuse. I joined in when I could during the week to help out. On Saturday I completed the ELT install, mounted the ELT & Comm antennaes, riveted up more of the cabin areas, and started on mounting the seat belt attachments. Danny painted the passenger side fuse accent stripes Saturday and it really turned out nice.
Total hrs Mon - Sat including Danny's time, 27 hrs.
Total Hrs. to date: 854
Here Danny is, laying out for the stripes:
Total hrs Mon - Sat including Danny's time, 27 hrs.
Total Hrs. to date: 854
Here Danny is, laying out for the stripes:
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