And you get replies to your questions posted on other forums.....
I would wait till the last second or after flying to get the full interior installed. Put in what is needed for you to be comfy during the first flights but leave the rest out.
You will be in and out of there, upside down and sideways and in all kinds of weird positions a million more times before first flight...(I know from experience....)
If you have all that stuff in there, it will get in the way and get dirty. Not to mention your DAR will want to see behind all those panels so they will have to be out for the inspection anyway.
Brantel (Brian Chesteen),
RV12-IS, #121606, N912BC - Building Now!
RV10, #41942, N????? - Project Sold
RV-7/TU, #72823, N159SB - SOLD
Seriously, as CJ implied, this is a forum where I have never witnessed any chest-thumping or pontificating. Just a great group helping each other out and having some fun in the process.
I agree, this site rocks. You can ask a question and get a helpful answer, not a reply to use the search function, or three responses as to why it can't work.
I don't post a lot, but the genuine comraderie here is quite evident. I'm not planning on OSH this year, but looking forward to the Otter again in 2011.
Hey guys, I have been building my -7 for almost a year now and haven't been too active on the forums. A few questions shot out on other sites, but this is my first post on Rivet Bangers. I like this string and what it stands for and look forward to being more active on Rivet Bangers.
I have been following Chad's site for a while now and other sites that are all great. My wings are about 90% structurally complete with some wiring thrown in, and I am closing in on the flaps now. The SB Fuselage gets here in May, so looking forward to a summer of firewall, bulkheads and longerons..
Anyway, feel free to check out my site below and I will feel free to come online and ask my dumb questions and contribute my experiences as much as possible. - Thx
The other Chad , Chad Hankins
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Chad
Sammamish, WA
RV-7 Standard Build - Tip Up - Fuselage
Looking forward to the next few years of love (and brutal pain) in building this thing. I sware that even though it is a great kit, the slow build would qualify for any 99% rule if they had one.
Anyway, I will post when I can and definitely when I have any questions.. Looking forward to digging into that fuselage box when it arrives.
Oh, and I do plan on selling the Mooney when the RV comes around. Excited about forgoing the potential 5-6K annual.
Thx
Chad
Sammamish, WA
RV-7 Standard Build - Tip Up - Fuselage
Welcome! You're going to enjoy the fuselage kit. Funny... it doesn't seem like that long ago that the guys here were telling me that. Now I'm almost finished with it, and looking forward to the finish kit and getting into the rest of the 90% left to do.