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  1. 07-05-2014 09:08 PM #1
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    antique airplanes? and checking in been awhile

     



    well got myself an old EAA biplane. friend of mine actually gave it to me and is going to start giving lessons so i can get pilots license. pretty sudden thing but i really am into it. the said plane normally comes with a 0200 continental but found out last night if i go experimental i can run a Warner 165 radial.

    1494768.jpg this is one all done up with said continental/lycoming style engine. mine will be about like this but with a radial. hoping jerry sees this
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  3. 07-05-2014 09:18 PM #2
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    The EAA is a very cool old biplane, and even cooler with a radial. Have you figured out what the crank & rods look like in that radial yet?
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    that looks like fun!
    id be keen to see photos of it now and progress pics. I've always been keen on these sort of things since being flown around our old farming area (galatea) in microlights by friends.
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    love bi-planes took lessons in one long ago.
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    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcTSOG0BDNs link to said 165 warner radial engine startup
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    I spent a couple of years working radials in the USN and they are just plain COOL. The Harley's of the skies.
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    Scooter --check these out---look at the cams, lifters, rods


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    Quote Originally Posted by jerry clayton View Post
    Scooter --check these out---look at the cams, lifters, rods


    https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resi...t=photo%2c.jpg
    what a great place to check out if you look close you may find my finger prints are all over the v12 . them lost oil engines with valve springs out in the open looked like they used bed springs for valve springs
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    Very cool and congrats to you! Someday I'd love to have an airplane. Maybe when the kiddos are all out of college? I used to go to the EAA show in Wisconsin with my grandfather and we'd meet some of his old buddies that had old war birds. Sadly, most of them have passed on. I hope you have great fun with it!
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    You should fly in! One of the best small events I have been to. Planes, trains, and automobiles!!! The picture with my 40, I could have sworn that I saw Indiana Jones get out of that plane 10 minutes before.
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