Keep the Skinny Birds Flying Safely
Hi All,Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy New Year.Attached is the final part of my story in our Australian Antique Aeroplane Association Rag and Tube magazine.I hope you enjoy it!Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Ahrens Dec 30, 2022.
If this is too hard to read I’ll try to download the script…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Ahrens Oct 11, 2022.
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steve Ahrens Oct 7, 2022.
I now have brakes on the Skinny Bird.Basically I followed the instructions found on the net set out by Rob Lees “Care and Feeding: Shinn Brakes”. Attached.Removing the rivets, old lining’s and…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andy Gelston Sep 19, 2022.
That's a pretty creepy PM, Steve. Tom Porterfield approved him before I could check him out with our other ORA members. I'll just delete him and be done with him. Thank you for bringing this to my attention!
Andy
Steve,
I don't know much about your Porterfield. Donald Bishop owned it from Bowie, Texas, about 75 miles NW of Dallas. I'd talked to him some and he told me it was heading to Australia.
I hope you don't have to wait too long for the Slick magnetos. Good Luck.
Here's a picture of N37733 and Donald in Texas 2009
Welcome to the Porterfield Airplane Club Steve.
It's cool to see that Porterfield again. I believe it is the same one that went to Australia a few years back from here in Texas. Good luck on your transition to tail wheel flying.
Welcome to our wee club for the skinny birds, Steve! You’ll find a lot of information on the Collegiate, scattered about the website. Once you get acclimated to the claustrophobic feeling of having the instrument panel a foot away from your face, she’s a real sweet plane.
Soft landings, Andy
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