Time planning on QB Wing

[shiney]

Becuase of my limited space, I'm trying to plan ahead for storage of big items, what is builders experience in hours required to finsih both QB wings?

Cheers

shiney

 

[Rockyjs]

I've got about 100 solo hours in a set of QB wings. The straight QB would be less. I installed Ductworks in each leading edge, a SafeAir1 pitot mast, and a Trio roll servo. Also bucking the lower skin alone, is a slow process. I built a moveable wing stand that allowed me to do most work without having to take the wings out. The wings when stored won't take up much space.

 

[shiney]

Thanks Rocky,

Ii figured around 100 hours but just wanted to check. I'm not doing the Duckworths (going Vans wing tip lights) but I have got the Trio Nav to go in, did you use the SafeAir1 Trio installation product?

Shiney

 

[Jekyll]

173.6 hours for wings. Includes, dual duckworks lights, Nav/strobes, TruTrak roll servo, Nav antenna, removable tips and a 2-man skin riveting operation.

Jekyll

 

[ccarter]

I have 112 hrs in my QB7 wings. Includes skins, conduit, TTrak roll server, ailerons, flaps, pitot (heated) and 1 wingtip with Whelen strobes and wingtip landing lights. One wingtip left to go. I figure another 6 hours should do it on the second tip. "The second one always goes faster.."

ccarter, QB7
IO-360M1B,Dynon D-180,SL-30,GTX-320A,GPS 496,GMA-340
(Wiring,finish kit)