RV-4 Transition Training in Northeast?

[jac363]

I am very seriously considering purchasing a RV-4, but I have neither a tailwheel endorsement, nor any experience in RVs...Alot of Cessna 152/172 hours, but not much else. Does anyone know of anybody in the northeast who offers RV transition training? Thanks!

[pierre smith]

.....above the Mason-Dixon line is listed on here or anywhere, as a transition training instructor, Josh. Too bad because a bunch of guys from the northern states (Michigan, Missouri, Ohio) have come South for that.

You'd be better off to get some Citabria or Super Cub dual and a tailwheel endorsement at the same time. If you check out www.safeair1.com and scroll down to "RV transition training", then click on the appropriate windsock, you'll find several tailwheel RV trainers. After doing the training in a -6 or -7, the -4 will be easy.

Regards,

[uhhuh35]

Originally Posted by pierre smith

...If you check out www.safeair1.com and scroll down to "RV transition training", then click on the appropriate windsock, you'll find several tailwheel RV trainers. After doing the training in a -6 or -7, the -4 will be easy.
Regards,

Hey that's another good site for my aviation bookmarks.
Thanks for posting Pierre!

[jac363]

Thanks so much for the link!

[armondo]

Call me, I may be able to help. RVguy--908-722-2778

[Plane krazy]

where in the northeast are you located i might have a few leads for you depending in location

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[armondo]

central jersey--47n