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Jerry Cochran
Joined: 10 Jan 2006 Posts: 111 Location: Wilsonville, OR
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Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 8:45 am Post subject: Top this if you can. |
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Yesterday, 03/21/2007, N18XP, RV-6a QB kit #60534 took to the air from Newberg, OR. This was quite the red letter day in other respects also, one that I think other builders are going to have a tough time matching... Not only did my -6a "baby" become an airplane, but another baby was born, our first great-grandchild. Sophie arrived just 3 hours before first flight, and weighed 8 lbs with dark hair and blue eyes.
We are so very blessed.
N18XP flew flawlessly, with her Superior IO360 and Hartzell 74" blended airfoil prop. The six years spent building were rewarding in every way, and I truly believe I learned something new each one of those days.
Thank you Van, for such a great design, and your outstanding crew at Van's, particularly Dale, Gus, and Rob, always very helpful, and Ken Scott who gave me that first "$30,000 Ride" where I was instantly hooked.
I'd also like to thank Bob Haan, Dan Benua, Len Kauffman, Frank Sneed and many others from EAA105 along the way for all the help, without which this journey would have been much tougher. Oh, and I better mention the folks online at the "RV-list", "Aeroelectric List" and "Vans AF", LOTS of help there...
Now to get those 40 hours flown off... Yah, someone's got to do it!!
Jerry Cochran
Sherwood, Oregon
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Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 9:56 am Post subject: Top this if you can. |
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Jerry,
This is hilarious!! I'm back in ATL and looking at the list. Congratulations on a great flight! Can sure agree that you were off in about 4 seconds and she looked good! And now a great grandfather. You must have gotten married when you were 11, ha,ha.
Well, I don't need anymore inspiration! Going to get her finished and we'll have two "real" airplanes at Sportsman!
Great job!
John Porter
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webmaster(at)flion.com Guest
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Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 2:55 pm Post subject: Top this if you can. |
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I will be very disappointed if you don’t name your plane “Sophie”. Congratulations on a great day.
Pat Kelley – RV-6A – Panel structure almost ready to go to avionics installer.
From: owner-rv-list-server(at)matronics.com [mailto:owner-rv-list-server(at)matronics.com] On Behalf Of Jerry2DT(at)aol.com
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 9:45 AM
To: rv-list(at)matronics.com
Subject: Top this if you can.
Yesterday, 03/21/2007, N18XP, RV-6a QB kit #60534 took to the air from Newberg, OR. This was quite the red letter day in other respects also, one that I think other builders are going to have a tough time matching... Not only did my -6a "baby" become an airplane, but another baby was born, our first great-grandchild. Sophie arrived just 3 hours before first flight, and weighed 8 lbs with dark hair and blue eyes.
We are so very blessed.
N18XP flew flawlessly, with her Superior IO360 and Hartzell 74" blended airfoil prop. The six years spent building were rewarding in every way, and I truly believe I learned something new each one of those days.
Thank you Van, for such a great design, and your outstanding crew at Van's, particularly Dale, Gus, and Rob, always very helpful, and Ken Scott who gave me that first "$30,000 Ride" where I was instantly hooked.
I'd also like to thank Bob Haan, Dan Benua, Len Kauffman, Frank Sneed and many others from EAA105 along the way for all the help, without which this journey would have been much tougher. Oh, and I better mention the folks online at the "RV-list", "Aeroelectric List" and "Vans AF", LOTS of help there...
Now to get those 40 hours flown off... Yah, someone's got to do it!!
Jerry Cochran
Sherwood, Oregon
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fstringham
Joined: 10 Jan 2006 Posts: 87
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Posted: Thu Mar 22, 2007 5:38 pm Post subject: Top this if you can. |
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Jerry
Congrats.......for both accomplishments....
Frank (at) SGU RV7A "NDY"
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Subject: Top this if you can. Date: Thu, 22 Mar 2007 12:44:39 EDT
Yesterday, 03/21/2007, N18XP, RV-6a QB kit #60534 took to the air from
Newberg, OR. This was quite the red letter day in other respects also, one
that I
think other builders are going to have a tough time matching... Not only
did
my -6a "baby" become an airplane, but another baby was born, our first
great-grandchild. Sophie arrived just 3 hours before first flight, and
weighed 8
lbs with dark hair and blue eyes.
We are so very blessed.
N18XP flew flawlessly, with her Superior IO360 and Hartzell 74" blended
airfoil prop. The six years spent building were rewarding in every way, and
I
truly believe I learned something new each one of those days.
Thank you Van, for such a great design, and your outstanding crew at
Van's,
particularly Dale, Gus, and Rob, always very helpful, and Ken Scott who
gave
me that first "$30,000 Ride" where I was instantly hooked.
I'd also like to thank Bob Haan, Dan Benua, Len Kauffman, Frank Sneed and
many others from EAA105 along the way for all the help, without which this
journey would have been much tougher. Oh, and I better mention the folks
online
at the "RV-list", "Aeroelectric List" and "Vans AF", LOTS of help there...
Now to get those 40 hours flown off... Yah, someone's got to do it!!
Jerry Cochran
Sherwood, Oregon
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Posted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 12:34 am Post subject: Top this if you can. |
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Hi Jerry, congrats on the first flight and the grand daughter.
Can top you on the RV front OK with almost two inside four years, now for that grand daughter........
many happy landings.
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