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On 06/26/2011 10:51 PM, coastiefamily4 wrote:
> All,
>
>   This is my first post to the forum, but I have utilized the archive 
> to gather information and assist me through my RV-10 build process.  
> All the information in this forum has been tremendous.
>
>
> I started constructing my RV-10 in Oct 2006 while stationed at Coast 
> Guard Air Station North Bend, OR.I continued to build it while I was 
> stationed in Jacksonville FL and I finally have it in a hangar out 
> here in Colorado Springs CO.The aircraft has been all the way across 
> the US on the ground.I am glad to say that I finally got it started 
> yesterday 25Jun11.It started right up, but had to keep the cold start 
> on the EC3 in order for it to run smoothly. The EM3 was working as 
> advertised and oil pressure and temp was excellent.
>


SWEET!!

Having just recently gotten my first run under my belt, I can honestly 
say that I know exactly how it feels.

Even with the initial problems, keep grinning.