extended baggage stc

[Dick Smith]

Re: extended baggage stc

This isn't very heavy, but the extended baggage makes it possible to haul it safely and legally. If something is heavy, I want it right beside me, close up behind me, under me. The weight is close to where it should be. The "fluffy" stuff goes toward the rear or is fudged as far forward as practical. Know how the plane is going to act as you burn-off your fuel-weight. This baggage compartment isn't very pretty, but it's in a working airplane.
This pix of a Canadian fellow on floats shows some of the meat strapped right where your butt goes and more weight is right up close behind the seat. And he has the antler weight centered pretty close to the right spot. He appears to be flying from the right side, as the antlers tend to get in the way. Dick

[N96337]

Re: extended baggage stc

Got your phone call tonight, Dick...I'll try to call tomorrow.
John

[Obelix]

Re: extended baggage stc

I noticed there is a stc for extended baggage for the bc12d. When I read the stc it references the F-19. Id like to add the extended baggage stc, does anyone have any drawings or pics?

Hi Plater

The first 3 pics is not mine, I found it some time ago on the internet.

The last pic is my aircraft, I followed the same idea, cut the holes in the side panels to save some weight. I lined the whole inside with carpet afterwards.

I will install an O-200 on the long mount, hopfully before the end of the year.

[Pilot78]

Re: extended baggage stc

Does anyone know who the owner is of the first 3 pictures in the post above?? I am restoring my F-19 and he has the butterfly skylights in his. I would like to get some up close pics of the skylights as I start mine.

Brian
SLC-UT
F-19 Sportsman
TF #1023