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Major milestone! PPL in hand.
I'm almost finished building my 9a.
so I thought it time to finish up with my PPL. Man great feeling! Can't wait to be flying my own home built plane. I wonder if there's many out there that build before getting a liscense to fly. If I knew how to do a poll I would post one. |
Congratulations!
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Congratulations. It's a real accomplishment and you should feel good about it.
I didn't start building until after I had my PPL but I did buy a plane long before getting my PPL - mostly because the local rental planes had too many squawks. FWIW, you'll love the 9A. It handles great, is easy to land, makes cross wind t/o and landings easy work and she cruises like a dream. |
Congratulations!!
Congrats on the PPL.
Buddy of mine built his RV 10 before he had a license, took his transition training, came home and took his check ride, and with his freshly minted ticket in hand, did his first flight in the 10. Can be done-----but be careful, and honest with yourself about your abilities. |
Al !!!! HFS, You did it brother!
Congrats! :) |
Me too
Al,
I did the same as you. I soloed in college (many years ago) but quit flying because I figured I?d never own a plane. Then along came the RV series of planes. I started building about 6 year ago. I received my PPL about two years ago and I am now about 99% complete with my RV-9. I hope to be fly it in a couple of months. I am currently flying a friends Piper Cherokee, underpowered, steam gauges, old radio, but cheap. I can?t wait to get in my own plane. |
Congrats!
Tim |
PPL
Congratulations. One of the most rewarding experiences.
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Congratulations Albit!
You did it man. I completed my RV9A before I was FAA certified pilot. When is the party? :D
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Congrats, Al! But I thought they built boats in RI. I don't recall there being an airport anywhere around when I was stationed in NPT back in the 80s. Time have sure changed....
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