The EAA has a new test flight manual, that is pretty good to get you to fill out lots of data as you fly off Phase 1
On 2019-04-22 9:30:26 AM, Finn Lassen finn.lassen@verizon.net <flyrotary@lancaironline.net> wrote:
Have you really done everything you need to do in Phase I?
A full flight testing program.
Expanded and documented the envelope?
All allowed maneuvers, stalls, spins, rools, loops ..., at which W&B?
Do you really have all the the numbers to make a complete POH?
Stall speeds clean and dirty at all W&B configurations?
Range (fuel burn) at all configurations?
And so on.
40 hours go quick that way.
THAT is what Phase I is for.
And how can you consider the build complete without all that?
Hope that helps.
Finn
On 4/22/2019 2:56 AM, Andrew Martin andrew@martinag.com.au wrote:
> Just wondering, If anyone else had trouble with the transition phase
> from building to flying? I just can't seem to get my headspace right
> to enjoy it.
> I have flown the plane quite a few times over the last couple of
> years, each time having to fix issues that arose, so technically I was
> still in the building phase.
> Seems now, that no major changes are needed, I'm having trouble
> getting enthusiasm to fly it, even on perfect flying days like today,
> and the days are counting down to finish my phase 1.
> Its not the flying or the airplane/engine that worries me, I just seem
> to really miss having to work on it.
> cheers, Andrew
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