Online Community of Zenith Builders and Flyers
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ron Lendon May 6, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
Hello all,I am in the process of extracting my main spar from the fuselage of a 601XL. Does anyone have ideas or cautions that may help. Regards Ray White Continue
Posted on December 14, 2011 at 5:04am 3 Comments 0 Likes
I need to trim my canopy to fit a Zodiac XLB. Does anyone have any advice that they can share in respect to the best tool to cut the canopy and how to approach the job. Should I start trimming from the rear or front of the canopy and how do I determine my datum point on the canopy. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
Ray White
Classified listing for buying or selling your Zenith building or flying related stuff...
Custom Instrument Panels
for your Zenith:
Custom instrument panels are now available directly from Zenith Aircraft Company exclusively for Zenith builders and owners. Pre-cut panel, Dynon and Garmin avionics, and more.
Zenith Homecoming Tee:
Flying On Your Own Wings:
A Complete Guide to Understanding Light Airplane Design, by Chris Heintz
Pro Builder Assistance:
Transition training:
Aircraft Spruce & Specialty for all your building and pilot supplies!
How to videos from HomebuiltHELP.com
Developed specifically for Zenith builders (by a builder) these videos on DVD are a great help in building your own kit plane by providing practical hands-on construction information. Visit HomebuiltHelp.com for the latest DVD titles.
© 2024 Created by Zenith.Aero. Powered by
Exlusive online community for active builders and pilots of Zenith Aircraft kits (Chris Heintz / Zenair light airplane designs).
Comment Wall (5 comments)
You need to be a member of Zenith Aircraft Builders and Flyers to add comments!
Join Zenith Aircraft Builders and Flyers
Cheers
Allan
Ray
good to see you here as well
Chris
Welcome to the family.
I wish you the all the best with
your project. If you ever get the chance to visit the Zenith factory please
take the time to stop by our builder assist facility too. We like to have
visitors here and we are right here in Mexico, Mo., not far from them. Take
care and good luck,
Bill Carter
American Light Sport Aircrafters Builder Assist & Assembly Center www.LightSportAircrafters.com
Greetings from sometimes sunny Gympie, Queensland.
Phill