Sonex #1416 - Andy Walker

Sonex #1416 - Andy Walker

Postby Andy Walker » Tue Jul 05, 2011 8:49 pm

I'm Andy Walker and I'm building Sonex #1416 here in Athens, Georgia. I've currently completed the tail and the rear fuselage. It's going to be a Jabiru 3300 tri-gear airplane.

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Re: Sonex #1416 - Andy Walker

Postby Mike53 » Tue Jul 05, 2011 9:26 pm

Look forward to seeing your progress.Is that workshop above a garage?
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Re: Sonex #1416 - Andy Walker

Postby MichaelFarley56 » Wed Jul 06, 2011 9:22 am

Looking good Andy! You'll have the fuselage on the gear in no time! Do you have the wings done?

Keep at it! :mrgreen:
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Re: Sonex #1416 - Andy Walker

Postby Andy Walker » Wed Jul 06, 2011 10:58 am

Mike53 wrote:Look forward to seeing your progress.Is that workshop above a garage?
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No Mike, it's actually a 12x24 aluminum workshop building. I've really outgrown it, and am in the process of converting my den into a garage (it was previously a garage, but the house previous owners enclosed it) to finish my build.

If you know anybody who needs a 12x24 R-13 insulated building let me know (can be moved on a large flatbed trailer, that's how it was delivered)! :mrgreen: I'm including the 10K BTU air conditioner I've been using as well.
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Re: Sonex #1416 - Andy Walker

Postby Andy Walker » Wed Jul 06, 2011 11:00 am

MichaelFarley56 wrote:Looking good Andy! You'll have the fuselage on the gear in no time! Do you have the wings done?

Keep at it! :mrgreen:


Thanks Michael!

Wings are not done, I decided to do the fuse first because the subkit was cheaper, and I figured I could keep making progress while keeping some bills in my pocket. It's all got to get done eventually, after all! ;) And besides, I figure the wings are the most critical components, so good to do them with the most amount of building experience under my belt.
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