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Joe, Like you said,? you can start with the Tailwind and in a few years that will be fun to see how far your "magic carpet"? has taken you. Keith

Keith, Thanks for the additional info. My first airplane was a Tri-Pacer (until I converted it to a Pacer) and some of the airports I visited with that airplane no longer exist! Not sure I want to

Joe, Thanks.? No those are all the places I have been at since I started flying so probably about 25 or 30 different types of airplanes.? A lot of them were with the Tailwind but also a lot with my

Andy, I used what Bill used.? They are a two piece and have circular clip.? I think they come in multiple sizes.? I made up my own cables.? I don't recall the cable size but believe it was 1/8"

Andy, I used the fair leads that have a large hole. They are in two halves and are held by a circular clip. Bill Bernard

Keith, Finally got a chance to take a look at your trip map. VERY cool!! Now, I take it these are just the places you have been with your Tailwind? I might have to do that same thing, since I have

Hello all, did some searches and really did not find much, so apologies if it's been asked.. How do I go about the length of the rudder cables? What kind of cables, type, size, etc. Did you make up

Brian, Thanks for the offer to stop at KADT.? One of the things that has been the highlight on our EPIC Adventures is meeting great people from all over the country.? Many are members of the

If you guys are passing by NE Kansas, stop by Atwood, Kansas (KADT). Its a pretty little town with really friendly people. I spend a good bit of the summer driving an Airtractor there. I don't know

It was difficult to see, I could not slide the map over and when zooming in it went off of the map to the west. But I did check that and did see it, thank you, you put us on the map ! Red Sent:

Jim, NY State is one of my favorite places to fly.? It was such a big surprise to me when I first started traveling out there for business.? That was BT (before Tailwind).? Being from the

Red, Probably pretty hard to see but there is a pin at? your airport.? That trip was one of my favorites.? Thanks again for your guidance and hospitality. Keith

127 airports in NY State. I probably missed a few. NJ next.

Sounds and looks great Keith Red Sent: Monday, January 27, 2025 11:50 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [TailwindForum] Trip Map idea. Hi Everyone, My friend Rick with whom I take

Pin Map-I have 49 airports and landing strips just in the western half of NY State. NY/NJ metro area probably a dozen that closed long ago. There is a location in Albany area where one could take

Very impressive Keith, I can only be envious, start a book/autobiography. You have really used your little Tailwind to its' fullest extent.?Thanks for sharing and may your "EPIC ADVENTURES"

Hi Everyone, My friend Rick with whom I take? EPIC Adventures,? took a large USA aviation map and put a flag on each of the airports that he stopped at over the last 30+ years flying his RV4.? ?I

I used 1/2" -? ?491-8D.? The metal shroud is part of the 491 fitting.? Definitely review the EAA? video on hose fabrication.I bought my oil cooler from Vans aircraft.? It was less expensive

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