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N96LV First Flight May 7, 2014
96LV took to the sky on May 7 and was the culmination of 3 years work. All systems appeared to be working with the exception of my SL30 transmit function failing in flight. I had my transition training in a 9A early in the day and flew my plane in the late afternoon. Great feeling and my nervous Sweetheart to greet me on my return. Now to look into that radio problem.
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Congratulations!!
Jim, congrats on the first flight.
DANG, that is a lot of maiden voyages lately:D |
Congrats Jim.
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Well, I might have told a little FIB. This was my real first flight. :)
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Nice!
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Jim.....a big congratulations...let the adventures begin....YOL BOLSON:D |
You got your tailwheel checkout done pretty early in life eh?
Congrats! |
Im right their with you
Had my first flight on Tuesday
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Congratulations Jim!!! The first flight is an experience you will never ever forget!!
Happy phase 1. Cheers, db |
Congrats on your first flight!
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Congratulations
Congratulations. Awesome ride.
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congrats, another 9 and it looks great! Hope to join yall soon.
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Well done Jim. Congratulations! You built it fast report "out of the box" here :)
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Congratulations ....
... on that first flight! Welcome to the 9A bunch!!!!!
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Hey Jim...
CONGRATULATIONS!!! That's such a beautiful plane. Wow! Have fun with phase 1, please plan on coming down this way when you're finished. I can't wait to see it in person! :) |
Congratulations! Beautiful plane.
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Congrats!
looks well built. the 9A is a good xcountry machine. last week Cincinnati to El Paso, arrived 5:30 pm for tacos with my son. then on to Victorville CA by Marana airport. I'm continually impressed with the 9A.
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Thanks for all the comments folks. It is a nice feeling after all the work. The only item noted on the airworthiness inspection was a loose nut (not the pilot) on the manifold pressure steel line. I hope that is a good sign. I love how this plane flies.
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