eightyknots Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 Hi Skee,All wheels are identical and I think it a case of having the extended luggage and no chute or if you have the chute you have to do away with the extended luggage compartment. I was playing with he idea of putting a chute in but decided on the extended luggage. If i decided to put a chute in at a later date then I guess I'll have to put a false wall in. I think Mark Kyle has both an extended luggage compartment and a chute. May be check with him?
eightyknots Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 Hi Skee,All wheels are identical and I think it a case of having the extended luggage and no chute or if you have the chute you have to do away with the extended luggage compartment. I was playing with he idea of putting a chute in but decided on the extended luggage. If i decided to put a chute in at a later date then I guess I'll have to put a false wall in. I think Mark Kyle has both an extended luggage compartment and a chute. May be check with him?
rankamateur Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 I think Mark Kyle has both an extended luggage compartment and a chute. May be check with him? Or just the bridles for a chute pack. 1
rankamateur Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 I think Mark Kyle has both an extended luggage compartment and a chute. May be check with him? Or just the bridles for a chute pack.
Kyle Communications Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 Just have the bridles installed no chute done yet...need a spare 5 grand for the chute
Kyle Communications Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 Just have the bridles installed no chute done yet...need a spare 5 grand for the chute
eightyknots Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Just have the bridles installed no chute done yet...need a spare 5 grand for the chute But you are planning for one? ...with an extended luggage space?
eightyknots Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Just have the bridles installed no chute done yet...need a spare 5 grand for the chute But you are planning for one? ...with an extended luggage space?
Kyle Communications Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Yes Hank I have all the brackets made as with the extended baggage area you have to mount the chute half way back. Not really a drama though. They modified the straps and added 2 more that go around the undercarriage now so I have to get those straps soon and fit them as I will be ordering the chute fairly soon Mark
Kyle Communications Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Yes Hank I have all the brackets made as with the extended baggage area you have to mount the chute half way back. Not really a drama though. They modified the straps and added 2 more that go around the undercarriage now so I have to get those straps soon and fit them as I will be ordering the chute fairly soon Mark
Skee Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Yes Hank I have all the brackets made as with the extended baggage area you have to mount the chute half way back. Not really a drama though. They modified the straps and added 2 more that go around the undercarriage now so I have to get those straps soon and fit them as I will be ordering the chute fairly soonMark dont forget the wodden frame ;)
Skee Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Yes Hank I have all the brackets made as with the extended baggage area you have to mount the chute half way back. Not really a drama though. They modified the straps and added 2 more that go around the undercarriage now so I have to get those straps soon and fit them as I will be ordering the chute fairly soonMark dont forget the wodden frame ;)
rankamateur Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Mark, Do you need the original back wall in the baggage area to protect you from rocket blast if the rocket is deployed?
rankamateur Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Mark, Do you need the original back wall in the baggage area to protect you from rocket blast if the rocket is deployed?
Guy s Posted August 20, 2015 Author Posted August 20, 2015 Yes Hank I have all the brackets made as with the extended baggage area you have to mount the chute half way back. Not really a drama though. They modified the straps and added 2 more that go around the undercarriage now so I have to get those straps soon and fit them as I will be ordering the chute fairly soonMark I would be interested in seeing your Savannah when you have it fitted out with the chute Mark. and how it all goes in and fitted. I'm hoping to do some travelling with the Missus when I get my Savannah finish but she not that keen on flying, but she likes the idea of the Chute and will do some cross country trips with me if fitted. On saying that I took her for a fly from Lismore in search of whales and then we landed at Evanshead, we walk into town and had lunch and a stroll along the beach before flying back home. She thought that as pretty cool and maybe I just need to do some more short trips to get her comfortable with it all. But I still be interested in seeing how it all goes together and what's involve in doing so.
Guy s Posted August 20, 2015 Author Posted August 20, 2015 Yes Hank I have all the brackets made as with the extended baggage area you have to mount the chute half way back. Not really a drama though. They modified the straps and added 2 more that go around the undercarriage now so I have to get those straps soon and fit them as I will be ordering the chute fairly soonMark I would be interested in seeing your Savannah when you have it fitted out with the chute Mark. and how it all goes in and fitted. I'm hoping to do some travelling with the Missus when I get my Savannah finish but she not that keen on flying, but she likes the idea of the Chute and will do some cross country trips with me if fitted. On saying that I took her for a fly from Lismore in search of whales and then we landed at Evanshead, we walk into town and had lunch and a stroll along the beach before flying back home. She thought that as pretty cool and maybe I just need to do some more short trips to get her comfortable with it all. But I still be interested in seeing how it all goes together and what's involve in doing so.
Kyle Communications Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Mark, Do you need the original back wall in the baggage area to protect you from rocket blast if the rocket is deployed? The rocket fits inside the flap control cover on the side of the baggage area 1
Kyle Communications Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 Mark, Do you need the original back wall in the baggage area to protect you from rocket blast if the rocket is deployed? The rocket fits inside the flap control cover on the side of the baggage area
Kyle Communications Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 dont forget the wodden frame ;) It is sitting there but cant fit it until I make the frame for the chute
Kyle Communications Posted August 20, 2015 Posted August 20, 2015 dont forget the wodden frame ;) It is sitting there but cant fit it until I make the frame for the chute
eightyknots Posted August 21, 2015 Posted August 21, 2015 . On saying that I took her for a fly from Lismore in search of whales and then we landed at Evanshead, we walk into town and had lunch and a stroll along the beach before flying back home. She thought that as pretty cool and maybe I just need to do some more short trips to get her comfortable with it all. It sounds like you had a lovely day, Guy. It is such a nice part of the world (my son lives in the Clarence Valley very close to the river). It is nice way to get used to flying for anyone who may be initially reluctant. 1
eightyknots Posted August 21, 2015 Posted August 21, 2015 . On saying that I took her for a fly from Lismore in search of whales and then we landed at Evanshead, we walk into town and had lunch and a stroll along the beach before flying back home. She thought that as pretty cool and maybe I just need to do some more short trips to get her comfortable with it all. It sounds like you had a lovely day, Guy. It is such a nice part of the world (my son lives in the Clarence Valley very close to the river). It is nice way to get used to flying for anyone who may be initially reluctant.
Guy s Posted September 17, 2015 Author Posted September 17, 2015 The fuselage just leaving for the Spray painters, this was 3 weeks ago and was told it should be ready to pick up tomorrow so pretty excited. It's been a painful run dealing with the Spray painters as it will take longer to get it painted that it took me to build it to this stage. Maybe I just need to take a chill pill I have the UlS Rotax arriving next week and wondering what props people are running in the Savannah's ? I have inquired about the Bolly In-flight adjustable prop 70 inch= better climb or the 66 inch Bolly with better cruise speed
Kyle Communications Posted September 17, 2015 Posted September 17, 2015 I didnt think Bolly are producing the IFA. I asked a long time ago and they were still developing them. I have the Bolly 72 inch Optima on mine others use the 68 inch. Both seem to work ok although in theory the 72 should give you a wee bit more grunt. I am expecting a lot more when I finally get the new muffler system done
Guy s Posted September 17, 2015 Author Posted September 17, 2015 Thanks Kyle and my bad as I meant ground adjustable propellers. Peter at Bolly did say they have scraped the inflight adjustable idea as it was becoming to hard work dealing with and getting approval with Casa.
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