Building a RV-9A
What's this about?
I began building an RV-9A in June of 2008. I have always liked RV airplanes ever since I saw one at an air show. Since I am a low time pilot, I chose the RV-9A. I like the idea of a slow stall speed, and efficiency in this era of high fuel prices.
The RV-9A is a two place side-by-side aluminum aircraft. It can carry engines from 115-160 hp. The performance is quite good. It will land and take-off in a short distance and cruise at a respectable speed.
Latest Entry
28 May 2011
Finishing seat backs
Miscellaneous
- Rivet Gun Pressures - I got this from Dan Checkoway's website on building an RV-7. There is a lot of good stuff on this site.
Log Entries by category
Total Hours: 933.4
Empennage (203.7 hrs)
- Horizontal Stabilizer (56.0 hrs)
- Vertical Stabilizer (15.5 hrs)
- Rudder (43.5 hrs)
- Right Elevator (35.0 hrs)
- Left Elevator (53.7 hrs)
Wings (434.5 hrs)
- Setup ( 7.0 hrs)
- Setup (25.0 hrs)
- Left Wing (169.5 hrs)
- Right Wing (145.5 hrs)
- Ailerons (37.2 hrs)
- Flaps (50.3 hrs)
Fuselage (295.1 hrs)
- Bulkheads (82.6 hrs)
- Tailcone (30.5 hrs)
- Center Section (36.9 hrs)
- Forward Section (62.3 hrs)
- Forward Assembly (44.6 hrs)
- Skins/Baggage (38.2 hrs)
- Floors/Seats ( 0.0 hrs)
Finish Kit ( 0.0 hrs)
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Last changed: Sat Jul 23 13:31:33 2011