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Yep, when I get them I will see what all is there and compare them mot ones I currently have and try to get all of them put on digital format so they can be put on here for everyone. At the same time I will try to get a list of everyone who wants paper copies and do them all at once. The nearest kinko's or anything like that is almost 100 miles from me.....however I can talk to the construction company my dad works for and see if they will let me copy them there since they have a copier for their construction plans. I will look into it.
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Just goto Kinkos, I did it with some J5 blueprints. Cost was less than 20 each. Tim
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That's what I had originally planned. Just so folks know, depending on the size of the prints, they usually are not cheap to copy. When I get them in hand we will get a list and a plan together and try to accommodate both methods of sharing.
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Starting to look like it will be SIGNIFICANTLY less expensive to scan these and post the electronic files to the group! Then everyone can review the drawings on their computers and print the parts they need.
I have a drafting company I used when I was at NASA that can scan them. If we can get the number of drawings and sizes I can get a price to convert them to electronic. Anyone want to consider than route?
Hank
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Put me down for a copy of the drawing too, thanks kevin!
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I would like to have a set of copies of the Swick t drawings I will be happy to pay what ever it costs.
Mark Williams
601 S Main
Osceola IA 50213
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Hello Robert, good to hear that you're still around and thinking of us stuck in the 1940's with our lowly Taylorcraft
Thanks also for thinking about disposing of your Tcraft info to us all.
Are you well? Your 172 looks a fine machine! All the best,
Rob
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Kevin,
Please put me down for copies. Thanks. Terry
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Sorry to leave y'all hanging, been a rough day or so. Yes robert, I do want them. That is my addy. I will make copies available for printing and mailing cost to any tribe members who want them. Thanks.
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All I want is to have the freight covered. Someone already said they would take this by email, I thought it was Kevin, maybe that was you. See below.Originally posted by barnstmr View PostKevin
If you don't have specific plans to make use of the drawings. Let me know. I am slowly building up the CAP library and I get a lot of inquiries for Taylorcraft engineering support. I have a significant part of the powerplant related items and some others. But it sounds like Robert's collection would give us a greater knowledge base. Give me a shout when you get through the docs. II'll be happy to pay you for your time, trouble, and a reasonable price.
Kevin Mays
5 Lucky Rd.
West Liberty,Ky. 41472
If that's you , I did respond to your email. Would prefer to get this to someone that will share with others and help keep the Tcraft alive.
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Kevin
If you don't have specific plans to make use of the drawings. Let me know. I am slowly building up the CAP library and I get a lot of inquiries for Taylorcraft engineering support. I have a significant part of the powerplant related items and some others. But it sounds like Robert's collection would give us a greater knowledge base. Give me a shout when you get through the docs. II'll be happy to pay you for your time, trouble, and a reasonable price.
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This is what I fly these days. Its in the owner maintenance category in Canada. Oversized floats ( 2250) Borer 84" prop, PowerFlow exhaust, making around 170HP from a 0-320. Off the water in seconds alone, a great performer, best 172 on the planet :dance:
Helps that it was the lightest version of 172 ever made . Only STOL mod are the Horner Tips. I put a full Moose aboard late in the fall, I was off the water in 9 seconds. By full Moose I mean quartered and skinned of course. It was a small animal, probably around
85lbs to the quarter , I weigh 200lb . :tup:Last edited by Robert Bradbury; 02-08-2015, 06:53.
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It's yours if you want it, conditions below, just need freight covered. If you decide you are not interested I will offer to others, will wait for you to make up your mind.Originally posted by crispy critter View PostI'll take them if someone else hasn't jumped on it....I'm sending you an email.
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Having a look now this is what is there:Originally posted by crispy critter View PostI'll take them if someone else hasn't jumped on it....I'm sending you an email.
Drawings for Swick T short wing, aileron counter balance and jury strut, etc.
Aluminum wing conversion drawings, brackets, wet tank, fittings , etc.
Gilberti blue prints complete ( originals I believe or descent copies)
Taylorcraft engineering order drawings various
Misc Detailed drawings of most of the fittings, motor mounts , cowl, struts, ribs, compression tubes etc. etc.
I'm sure most of this is out there , but just to be safe it would be best in the hands of someone that can share the resources with others.
I can box up and send to any address would like to have the freight taken care of though. My guess is the package will be around 5LB, from NL Canada
I'd say $25US freight should cover the cost to ship anywhere by ground.
Send that money to my email via paypal with your address and I'll have it out the next day.
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