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Post by alexinflight on Nov 30, 2008 17:36:33 GMT 1
Nov. 28th 08' a cold day after all night of snowing. Super Cub takes flight in Thornton, CO (north Denver burb). If you look closely you can see a few strings migrating Canadian Honker geese.  |
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Post by admiralev on Nov 30, 2008 19:35:12 GMT 1
do you not use LG on your cub? i dont see it
nice pic
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Post by alexinflight on Nov 30, 2008 20:16:29 GMT 1
Got sick of nose overs....No gear for me and my cub. She looks great in the air without it and does a beautiful belly slide.
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Post by admiralev on Nov 30, 2008 20:33:39 GMT 1
huh. interesting. i would think that would shove dirt and in your case, snow, up into the batt box area
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Post by alexinflight on Dec 1, 2008 15:44:28 GMT 1
No, that really has not been a problem. This week I am removing the plastic battery hatch from the underside and replacing it with a glued in piece 3/32 plywood. I ready the Cub from the top so no need for underside access, and as you pointed out....I don't want dirt or snow up in there on a landing.
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Post by alexinflight on Dec 1, 2008 15:46:14 GMT 1
No, that really has not been a problem. This week I am removing the plastic battery hatch from the underside and replacing it with a glued in piece 3/32 plywood. I ready the Cub from the top so no need for underside access, and as you pointed out....I don't want dirt or snow up in there on a landing. I am also getting ready to cut in some airelons, I will follow the Dave Smith tutorial.
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