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Hi everyone! I've been watching these forums for some time now and following everyone's progress. As a result, I have just ordered the basic kit to build a Morgan Sierra 100. I am a retired radio LAME and have been a private owner (in the past) for many years. This will be my first homebuilt project and I can't wait for the kit to arrive. John.

 

 

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098_welcome.gif.81ff07d492568199326e4f64f78d7bc6.gif Virago! Keep us posted on your progress with building your Sierra, anddon't be shy about telling us all a bit more about yourself!

 

Cheers

 

Neil

 

 

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Congratulations Virago and welcome to this site, I presume you have read all the posts in the Morgan Aeroworks forum where you will find a lot of useful information.

 

Where in Australia are you located?

 

Alan Marriette.

 

 

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Thanks to everyone for the warm welcome. I'm based in Port Kennedy. W.A. and only a 20 minute drive from Serpentine airfield. I'll certainly keep a running blog during the construction. The only modification (if I can call it that) will be to fit electric flaps and probably Matco wheels and brakes. I'll be sticking with the fuselage tank ... I'll be needing a visit to the loo long before a visit to the bowser ... lol! I plan to fit the Jabiru 2200 as the object is to get back into the air ... not to set any new speed records! Cooling will be a matter of paramount concern during the firewall forward stage of construction. I will stay with the centre control stick as I feel quite at home with that having learnt to fly in a Victa 115 back in 1970. I have previously owned and flown a Beech Sundowner (VH-UMF) for five years and following that, a Beech Debonair (VH-DYT) for ten years. I honestly thought I had left aviation behind when I retired but the niggling thoughts are still there ... John.

 

 

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Then havago virago. Before finalising on the fuselage tank check out the Cof G parameters. Much less shift with wing tanks. Nev

 

 

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