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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 8:48 am Post subject: The Risks |
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Ed,
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I really think your post is right on and I for one don’t have the knowledge to install any engine other than a Lycoming and I will need some good backup in that department. As we all know someday our birds need to take to the air with us at the controls!
I was on the internet a few months ago researching this subject, and soon located your site. By the way you have a wonderful site and lots of experience, practical knowledge and dedication. I looked at the site for a short time and said to myself, this is not me. I’m not really mechanical and everyday I learn something new just trying to build the RV9A.
Thanks for you post today and thanks for keeping us builder on track.
Jim Fogarty
RV9A
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Ed Anderson
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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 9:09 am Post subject: The Risks |
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Thanks for you comments, Jim
One of the objectives of my website and postings is to try and convey the good, the bad, and the ugly of MY conversion process - so that others may make a better informed decision. I don't advocate anybody taking on such a project - but, if you are going to, best to get a feel for what is really ahead of you.
Fortunately, unlike the "old" days, most alternative engines of popular interest now have an e mail list. Being able to share information has significantly enhanced safety, lessened risk and promoted good practices as we exchange the successful approaches and perhaps equally important - those approaches which were less than successful. Just having the moral support of like-minded individuals can help get you over the rough spots. But, there is still the added risk element.
If your primary objective is to fly, I always recommend sticking in a proven engine and go enjoy - life is too short to do otherwise. But, if you have a streak of masochism in you, enjoy (I know -sounds sort of sick) solving technical problems and tinkering then it MIGHT be your cup of tea.
Thanks again, Jim, you used the information as I would have hoped - to make the decision best suited to you.
Ed
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