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WWII Hero Frank Greer

NOTICE:
On April 30th, 2009, N314MT passed FAA inspection and was issued its airworthiness certificate and operating limitations.
First flight occured May 17th, 2009.

Photos:
Inspection (04/19/09)
Paint (10/19/08)
2nd Taxi (06/28/08)
Airport (05/24/08)
Panel (05/24/08)
Engine Run (09/16/07)
Engine (09/16/07)
Canopy (08/17/06)
Ryan Building (03/26/05)
Dual Controls (11/18/04)
Main Gear (01/02/05)
Fuselage I (06/24/02)
Fuselage II (05/09/03)
Fuselage III (04/19/04)
Fuselage IV (06/19/04)
Fuselage V (01/02/05)
Fuselage VI (03/26/05)
Wings I (07/17/01)
Wings II (12/30/01)
Wings III (03/09/02)
Horizontal (12/20/00)
Elevator I (12/20/00)
Elevator II (12/20/00)
Rudder (12/5/99)
Misc (04/15/03)
 
Office (10/06/02)
Office II(12/03/02)
Office III(04/15/03)
 

Misc:
Helicopter Story
Skydiving Story
Scuba Diving Story
Skiing Story

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Certified Open Water Diver


Dual Controls

I could not resist the urge to fly left handed, like all novice Skyhawk drivers. Considering the ingress/egress procedures, the space just forward of the spar is mostly useless anyway, so long as I can get my fuel plumbing routed OK. Full aft stick. Installation was actually very easy, even w/ the tricky washers/nuts that get installed INSIDE the carry through (WAY inside). Full forward stick. To be honest, a couple of hours and I was pretty much done. Considering the lack of pain installing, I am really glad I did it. I was really wanting to fly left handed (I know...I know...but still....).
 
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