Paul Lamar and I have been having a discussion offline. He feels that he
is
 doing more good for the rotary aviation community by continuing with this
 discussion board and website than by actually finishing his plane. I agree
 completely.

 I also feel that for himself, he should quit with the newsletter for a
while
 and concentrate on his plane. There is nothing quite like the personal
 satisfaction you get from flying the plane you built yourself. The
archives
 alone should keep any new-be busy long enough for Paul to finish is plane
 and join a very select few.

 So what say you all? Can we do without Paul long enough for him to finish
 his plane? If so, lend some encouragement.
 --
 David Leonard

 Turbo Rotary RV-6 N4VY
 http://N4VY.RotaryRoster.net
 http://RotaryRoster.net



A football cheer, to the tune of:  "Tastes Better!"  "Less Filling!"

Less edit!  More fly!

Less edit!  More fly!

Less edit!  More fly!

Less edit!  More fly!

Encouragingly yours,

Les Nordman :-)


Hi Paul

You're doing a great job either way. Anyone who has finished a composite
plane will agree you need all our encouragement.
That suggestion of getting a part finished RV, is a good one too.
Paul how close are you to a flyable engine?
If close.
Anyone got an engineless flyable RV? Preferably one that's flown and been
debugged. Blown up 360? Sitting in a nearby hangar?

Clive C

No room in the hangar. I would have to sell the two airplanes
I have. Now is a bad time to sell airplanes. Face it. The times
are hard and I don't see it turning around anytime soon.

Paul Lamar