Thought it would be a good idea to add a page to my blog so that I could give people a place to see what I'm talking about, something else to do with my time. 
Strut attachment option
Here is a couple of views so you can see how the screw eyes hold the struts in place. Just a 1/4 turn locks or unlocks them makes for quick attachment at the field . They are 5/16" across the circle outside to outside don't ask me what screw size, it's about the same as the orriginal screws maybe a tad larger but I didn't have to enlarge the hole in the batt box lip they screwed right in they fit tight enough that they don't turn from vibration.
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Strut attachment option
Here is a couple of views so you can see how the screw eyes hold the struts in place. Just a 1/4 turn locks or unlocks them makes for quick attachment at the field . They are 5/16" across the circle outside to outside don't ask me what screw size, it's about the same as the orriginal screws maybe a tad larger but I didn't have to enlarge the hole in the batt box lip they screwed right in they fit tight enough that they don't turn from vibration.
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Ok you asked for it RTR, so here it is.
The place for everyone flying a HZ Supercub to post their photos and videos. Go for it!
Gabby
Album of members (fellow SC Nuts) see below.
The place for everyone flying a HZ Supercub to post their photos and videos. Go for it!
GabbyAlbum of members (fellow SC Nuts) see below.
Everyone is invited to post their flying fields here!
I dont think I'm the only that likes to see where
the other guys are flying, so join in there are lots of great places to fly!
Great scenery is not a requirement.
I dont think I'm the only that likes to see where
the other guys are flying, so join in there are lots of great places to fly!
Great scenery is not a requirement.
I took some Photo's of a couple locations where I have room enough to fly the SC once weather conditions permit. Pretty windy 10+ mph when I took them 3-25-08. These three pic's are about a 1/2 mile from my house which is at the base of the low mountain in the second shot.
The next shots are taken next to our local airport, where they have built streets for an industrial park which doesn't seem to be getting any takers. No traffic worries mate! Snow capped mountains are the Siskiyou's.
Sis'Qs
as they are called locally, they are on the border between OR and CA. Yellow buildings are a sawmill across the airstrip and highway about 1/4 mile away. There is a nice brush and rock free area at the SW end of the street, in case I can't make it back to the street / landing strip
.The street wasn't built when this photo was taken, but was built about where the dirt loop is by the hangars at the North end of the airfield. Since then the image has been updated so you can see the paved rectangle now. Click the link.
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=42.11...z=14&t=h&hl=en
Well April Fool that I am, finally had a beautiful day on April First, with hardly any wind and went with my "Playmate" to the airport and we had our maiden flight. First one was...Continue Reading
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Looking NE begining of field -
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Looking SW back at the lone pine plane catcher -
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Looking SE from the lone pine area. -
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At the airport Industrial Park looking south. This is the long leg of the "runway" RAZ and I used. -
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Looking East across the airstrip and road at the sawmill. This is where we parked and the road makes a cross wind runway. -
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At the S end of the street looking at part of the flying area & at the SisQ's. This shot shows the open field we flew over and tried to get some air to air photos. -
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More of the flying area. Probably3 or 4 football fields in area.
