Hi Tom,
Yes, we are filming for the builder's DVD series on assembling the CH750 to add to the library at www.HomebuiltHELP.com Should be ready by May, so your timing is great. You will enjoy the workshop!
Jon
Thanks, Tom! I'm Dave's wife, and I'm a broker associate with ERA Carolina Mountain Homes in Murphy, NC. Dave completed our Zenith in 2005 and flies off a grass strip near our home. He's headed for Sun'n'Fun in a few days and will be camping with our EAA chapter near the flight line. I'm a licensed pilot also, but will be staying home this trip. With spring break, I'm actually getting some calls and showings again. Give me your contact info at suzihenry@brmemc.net, and we'll do some business together!
Suzi Henry
You've got tons of questions, Dave and our EAA chapter have tons of answers. Please call or email anytime. Our home phone # is 828-837-4746. Dave's cell # is 828-557-4123. Best of luck with your project!
Suzi
Hi Tom,
The pleasure was mine! Thank you for being a customer as each sale is very important towards keeping me in business. I enjoy making the videos and am happy they can be useful. Look forward to seeing you at the Zenith Dinner during Osh coming up soon!
Jon
Your build looks to be going great, I wanted to ask you whether you considered doing the fuselage instead of the wings next? I seem to be doing things in the same order as you (but still on the slats) and can't decide which will be next: wings or fuselage.
Tom, I'm not sure if I can fit either the fuselage or wing in my garage so that is my first driver. I'd like to do the fuselage because it's less money up front (I want the nav lights with the wings) and at the end it will look like I have a plane rather than another air foil.
I think I have the opposite problem to you, our summer temps are in the 100s and my garage is not air conditioned, not sure I will be able to do any building in the summer time.
As for painting, right now I am leaning towards a polished airframe but want to check out vinyl decals, I read somewhere they are a good looking and light alternative to paint.
Tom, I have not done that yet. The wings are done, but I decided not to install the tanks right now. I will put about 5 gallons in each, and turn them on their side for 12 hours or so.
I really hated cutting a hole in the side of the tank, but being a first time builder, I have not deviated at all from the factory drawings. Did you put a boost pump in yours? If you ever make it to GA2 (Peach State) I would love to swap rides in my J-3 and your 750. Matt
Jon Croke
Yes, we are filming for the builder's DVD series on assembling the CH750 to add to the library at www.HomebuiltHELP.com Should be ready by May, so your timing is great. You will enjoy the workshop!
Jon
Feb 15, 2009
David D. Henry
Suzi Henry
Apr 11, 2009
David D. Henry
Suzi
Apr 11, 2009
Jon Croke
The pleasure was mine! Thank you for being a customer as each sale is very important towards keeping me in business. I enjoy making the videos and am happy they can be useful. Look forward to seeing you at the Zenith Dinner during Osh coming up soon!
Jon
Jun 29, 2009
Paul Sanders
Hi Tom,
Your build looks to be going great, I wanted to ask you whether you considered doing the fuselage instead of the wings next? I seem to be doing things in the same order as you (but still on the slats) and can't decide which will be next: wings or fuselage.
Paul
Jan 5, 2011
Paul Sanders
Tom, I'm not sure if I can fit either the fuselage or wing in my garage so that is my first driver. I'd like to do the fuselage because it's less money up front (I want the nav lights with the wings) and at the end it will look like I have a plane rather than another air foil.
I think I have the opposite problem to you, our summer temps are in the 100s and my garage is not air conditioned, not sure I will be able to do any building in the summer time.
As for painting, right now I am leaning towards a polished airframe but want to check out vinyl decals, I read somewhere they are a good looking and light alternative to paint.
Cheers
Paul
Jan 6, 2011
Jimmy Young
Tom, I'll try & get some pics today of my fuel line routing. You can email me @ jdy100@comcast.net & I'll send them direct to you.
-Jimmy Y
Jul 4, 2012
Matt Miller
Tom, I have not done that yet. The wings are done, but I decided not to install the tanks right now. I will put about 5 gallons in each, and turn them on their side for 12 hours or so.
I really hated cutting a hole in the side of the tank, but being a first time builder, I have not deviated at all from the factory drawings. Did you put a boost pump in yours? If you ever make it to GA2 (Peach State) I would love to swap rides in my J-3 and your 750. Matt
Aug 14, 2016