Randy, that is good to hear. I am sure your RV-12 will set another high mark for craftsmanship.
Also, I have been wondering how you have been doing since we last emailed each other. Glad to see that you are still interested in building and flying.
I'm currently tumor free, my cancer is in remission, and I feel great.
No, make it a twin!
Since the Pitot tube on the RV-12 protrudes through the spinner, does that mean an RV-12 Twin would have TWO Pitot tubes?
Thanks Don. I'm currently tumor free, my cancer is in remission, and I feel great. It's finally time to get on with living while the clock is ticking.
I am going to refrain from commenting too much - just smiling and LOL
When people point at the pitot and ask "what's this?" (And believe me, they will), just say nonchalantly, "Twenty-two cal. 700 rounds."
Thanks Don. I'm currently tumor free, my cancer is in remission, and I feel great. It's finally time to get on with living while the clock is ticking.
Thanks Bob. I appreciate the offer. I'll likely give you a shout this Spring to make a visit. Maybe I can come down in the Cobra and we can trade rides!
Randy whats your Serial Number?
Empennage, wing, and fuselage kits arrive today via motor freight. Finish kit is ordered and will be here in two months or so. Time to get building. I hope to be in the air in less than 12 months (if the money holds out!)
This is definitely my last airplane. I swear, it's the last one. No more.
When people point at the pitot and ask "what's this?" (And believe me, they will), just say nonchalantly, "Twenty-two cal. 700 rounds."
Thanks Don. I'm currently tumor free, my cancer is in remission, and I feel great. It's finally time to get on with living while the clock is ticking.