Remi Khu

If another qualified and esteemed builder, such as yourself

 

A builder (Dave Barr) sent an after midnight email laying claim to the tool. I'll send it to him showing you the tool at RR.

Well, since the offer has been on the table for ohh... 3 hours, I'll take it to RR with me and if no takers come forth by then, I'll pass it to you! Cool?

I thought about returning it to Tim Lumpp but I don't think he has any use for it.

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You can get a local room here.

 

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Had me going there for a minute.

Builders,

I am done using the Tim Lumpp Countouring Tool. See http://www.stealthturtle.com/cozy/chapterLogs/chapter7/chapter7_2.html for an idea of what I'm talking about.

I will be at RR and will gladly pass it on, or mail it to the next person working on chapter 7.

My home field (KOJC) have self service 100LL at US$3.25 per gallon and the Jet-A is US$3.76 (full serve only.) That's only one data point but the price is about average or above average. The 172N (180HP O-360) I fly consumes about 8-9 gallons per hour with judicious leaning. That, unfortunately, is significant cheaper than European prices. I believe landing fees are not as customary here as it is in Europe. Have you consider moving to the US?

Cheers,

Remi

Hi Gang,

Besides Wicks and ACS, where might I find Perma-Grits?

Thanks,

Remi

Cozy IV - early Chapter 4

I'm in the process of erecting a heat tent over my work table similar to what the cozygirrls have done. This seems to be the most practical and should be able to maintain an acceptable temp range for my needs. The cozygirls are using a small space heater inside the tent to provide the heat. I'm looking for a thermostatically controlled, electric space heater to heat my tent. Does anyone have a lead on such a unit?

Remi

Cozy IV - Starting chapter 4