RV 12-step
Sorry, I saw the similarly titled thread in the RV-12 section and it made me think of this (no disrespect to 12-step programs intended).
So, I'll start. Hi, my name's Pat and I'm an RV builder...
Step 1 - I am unable to stop building and my hangar has become crowded and unmanageable thereby.
Step 2 - Only a Power greater than me can restore me to sanity ... but she keeps letting me buy new kits.
Step 3 - I have made a decision to turn my will and my life over to the care of my higher Power. Besides, she's a better cook.
Step 4 - I have made a fearless and searching inventory of my kits and I still come up short.
Step 5 - I have admitted to God and everyone that I can't stop building.
Step 6 - I am prepared to have EAA or his Tech Counselor point out my defects for correction.
Step 7 - I have prayed for divine help in removing the 'oops' and other faults from my projects.
Step 8 - I have made a list of all those who I abused for help in order that I may return the favor.
Step 9 - I have repaid everyone possible, even at the risk of feeding the obsession of a "repeat offender".
Step 10 - I continue to inventory my parts and submit orders to ACS as I find shortfalls.
Step 11 - I have sought through the plans and numerous calls to Vans support to better understand the design and Richard Van Grunsven's plan for His pilots.
Step 12 - Having had a successful first flight, I have tried to carry this message to other builders, and to practice these principles in all my projects.
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Patrick Kelley - Flagstaff, AZ
RV-6A N156PK - Flying too much to paint
RV-10 14MX(reserved) - Fuselage on gear
http://www.mykitlog.com/flion/
EAA Technical Counselor #5357
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