New England Fly-in in Events, Fly-ins, and Trip Reports Posted May 18, 2005 The Greater Boston Chapter EAA106 will host two fly-ins on the same day in adjacent hangars at Lawrence Municipal Airport (LWM) about 20 miles north of Boston MA, on Saturday June 25th 2005. For the last few years we have hosted a very successful RV fly-in. But for some strange reason, Canards are what really turn me on. So this year we are adding a Canard program. We are very fortunate to have great speakers for our forums (see below), and there will be food and soft drinks available. There will also be plenty of time to look at interesting aircraft, (one of the few remaining flying VariViggens is in our hangar), and time to lie to each other about our planes' performance. Go to our web site at www.EAA106.org and click on the June Fly-in link for all the details. This site is being updated, so all the links will not work until late next week. If you still have questions you can email me. Check back at this site just before the event for any changes or postponement due to weather. If you plan to attend, it would be helpful if you send an email with your party size, and aircraft type if flying to: EAA106.FlyIn@gmail.com This will help us figure out how much food to buy, and plan parking. I hope to see you many of you there, so mark your calendars. It should be interesting, educational, and fun. --Joel Note: This is a free low key event. There are optional reference materials available for $10. However, these are being put together by the RV guys, and though I am sure some of it applies to all aircraft, it is designed to help the RV builders. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday June 25th, 2005 (rain date June 26th) 0800-0900 Planes arrive: A display area will be set up for RVs and Canards 0900-1000 SEMINAR: DAR - What it takes to get the airplane inspected - Joe Gauthier 1000-1100 SEMINAR: Basics of electrical wiring for RVs - Fred Stucklen 1100-1200 SEMINAR: Aerobatic considerations for RVs- setup and testing - Dennis Sawyer SEMINAR: Canard Aircraft Maintenance - Ken Miller 1200-0100 LUNCH - Cookout - Burgers & Hot dogs with all the fix'ings, chips, sodas/water 0100-0200 SEMINAR: Formation Flying basics - Frank Pullano Jr 0200-0300 WORKSHOP: Hands-on - Basic metalworking workshop - Bob DiMeo SEMINAR: Trials & tribulations of flying a COZY IV across the USA - Marc Zeitlin
New England Fly-in
in Events, Fly-ins, and Trip Reports
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The Greater Boston Chapter EAA106 will host two fly-ins on the same day
in adjacent hangars at Lawrence Municipal Airport (LWM) about 20 miles
north of Boston MA, on Saturday June 25th 2005. For the last few years
we have hosted a very successful RV fly-in. But for some strange
reason, Canards are what really turn me on. So this year we are adding
a Canard program. We are very fortunate to have great speakers for our
forums (see below), and there will be food and soft drinks available.
There will also be plenty of time to look at interesting aircraft, (one
of the few remaining flying VariViggens is in our hangar), and time to
lie to each other about our planes' performance.
Go to our web site at www.EAA106.org and click
on the June Fly-in link for all the details. This site is being
updated, so all the links will not work until late next week. If you
still have questions you can email me. Check back at this site just
before the event for any changes or postponement due to weather.
If you plan to attend, it would be helpful if you send an email with
your party size, and aircraft type if flying to: EAA106.FlyIn@gmail.com
This will help us figure out how much food to buy, and plan parking. I
hope to see you many of you there, so mark your calendars. It should be
interesting, educational, and fun. --Joel
Note: This is a free low key event. There are optional reference
materials available for $10. However, these are being put together by
the RV guys, and though I am sure some of it applies to all aircraft, it
is designed to help the RV builders.
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Saturday June 25th, 2005 (rain date June 26th)
0800-0900 Planes arrive: A display area will be set up for RVs and Canards
0900-1000 SEMINAR: DAR - What it takes to get the airplane inspected - Joe Gauthier
1000-1100 SEMINAR: Basics of electrical wiring for RVs - Fred Stucklen
1100-1200
SEMINAR: Aerobatic considerations for RVs- setup and testing - Dennis Sawyer
SEMINAR: Canard Aircraft Maintenance - Ken Miller
1200-0100 LUNCH - Cookout - Burgers & Hot dogs with all the fix'ings, chips, sodas/water
0100-0200 SEMINAR: Formation Flying basics - Frank Pullano Jr
0200-0300
WORKSHOP: Hands-on - Basic metalworking workshop - Bob DiMeo
SEMINAR: Trials & tribulations of flying a COZY IV across the USA - Marc Zeitlin