Randy

Hey you might want to reconsider selling someone else's projects. You have to have a set of plans to accompany the fuse or the project drastically reduces on value and can only be used as an aircraft part and not a full fledged project. Don't know if you're on the up and up but when you sell a partially completed homebuilt you assume the responsibility about the quality of the craftsmanship and are putting yourself in a seriously precarius legal situation between you and the buyer even though the future owner signs a waiver releasing you from any liability, the family can come back on you in the even the future builder becomes hurt or killed in attempting to fly this project. Better watch out!!!!!! Randy

Hey Waiter, Since you know so much about this particular fuse. then you might have a clue as to the craftsmanship. I've looked at alot of ez projects and wouldn't fly my dog in them when completed. Craftsmanship is the key to buying a used aircraft but there isn't alot of them that are built safely. Its sort of a buyer beware. I build aircraft for a living here in Wichita, KS and see it everyday in the real world of aircraft construction so whats to say that this fuse is good enough to be called an aircraft part and not a look alike. I also have a set of plans but no templates. Same ole story loaned them out and they never returned. I would also like to have a set of templates for the airfoils and am planning on finishing my project in the near future when I get some of the immediate projects finished. Anyone need a Q-1 fuse??????? Randy

Hello glad to hear that you're getting rid of some Long EZ stuff. Any chance of getting some templates that you might have laying around? I loaned mine out to another builder and never seen them since. He says that he didn't think that I would want them and sold them with his project that he tired of.