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Subject: items for sale

Date: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 16:06:49 -0900

From: "larry steenstry" <steenstry@inwave.com>

To: owensp@charter.net

Phil, here are two items I have for sale:

Item #1) Magellan 5000A GPS $75

This is an old GPS that works just fine but does NOT have a moving map.

It is 9" x 3 1/2" x 2" and takes 6 AA batteries.

Item #2) RotorWay 162F $54,900 (photo attached)

1999 RotorWay 162F KIT about 90% finished. 51 amp alternator, power coated

frame, 35mm secondary shaft with westach secondary drive bearing temperature

Gauge.,

Pro-Drive cog belt and easy-start up grades, and a Microair 760 transceiver.

Al Behuncik's Tail Rotor Slider Upgrade. Al Behuncik's Thermostat Diverter

included but not installed. Painted in

Rainbow Extrem paint. None of the cyclic switches are installed (wiring IS

complete). Cyclic rubber boots and the fiberglass panel that holds the boots

need fitted. Rotor blades are as they came from Rotorway and must be

fitted, painted, and balanced. Final rigging then needs done. I have over

400 hours invested in getting it built thus far but must now sell this

project. Lots of photo¹s at retouchingexperts.com/rotorway.

For $54,900 you get $68,000 worth of new parts that are about 90% assembled

and over 400 hours of my labor. 262 723-3609, N5393 Kennel RD. Elkhorn WI.

Thanks,

Larry E. Steenstry

Phil,

I thought your members might be interested in a new website that was just launched on December 21st 2002 at www.homebuiltairplanes.com .

Homebuiltairplanes.com is basically a discussion forum centered on homebuilt aircraft and the techniques for building and flying them. I believe that it’s a great format for Experimental Aircraft enthusiasts to get together to swap ideas, share stories, post pictures, add links, publish technical data, and simply chit chat about homebuilt aircraft. There is also an area for people to let others know what they need or what they have for sale. This site is in it’s infancy at the moment, but I am confident it will grow quickly to become a great resource for the Experimental Aircraft community. Feel free to stop by and register (it’s free). If you have any questions you can post them to the forum or send me an email at admin@homebuiltairplanes.com .

Thanks for your time.

Jake Crause

mailto:admin@homebuiltairplanes.com

Dear EAA Chapter 60:

I've invented an aircraft tube notching tool fot the tubing

fuselage homebuilder that makes notching tube ends accurate,

fast and fun. Because of its "Single Point" design the notches

can be cut: Right. The First Time.

I've attached a file containing an introduction letter, a

description of the Accu-Jigger's "Secret" and a recent Press

Release.

As the "gatekeeper" or central contact for your chapter, take

a look at the documentation and our website

(www.accujigger.com) and judge for yourself. If you feel

comfortable passing this information on to your chapter's

members I would greatly appreciate it. If I had a regualar

address I could send copies of the files to be handed out.

Thank you for your time,

Gordon E. Smith

Owner: Zytek Designs

1-801-953-3464

Gordon E. Smith

Owner / Zytek Designs

Aircraft for Sale

1946 Stinson 108 Fresh annual- completely restored

6 years ago. 1975 Lycoming 0360- 180 HP

Cleveland Brakes- Scott Tailwheel

King Radio comm. Transponder and endcoder 5 years old.

New Cable Pulley $35,000.00

815-624-7583

Dear Chapter President,

My name is Don Zank, I have a business selling ultralight and

experimental aircraft. The name of the business is called Zanklites and

my web site is at http://www.zanklites.com

I have been selling light aircraft since 1984, so am known as an old

timer in this business. I sell

both the Titan and Challenger lines of aircraft. Challenger since 1984

and Titan since 1991.

I now have a prototype aircraft that I want to manufacture along

with my Australian partner Tony Phillips. We will manufacture the kits

in Australia and ship them by container here to my airport in Bloomer,

WI. for distribution around the states. You can view this plane at the

Patriot Website at ~egem/"http://members.wasp.net.au/~egem/ It is not a

public site but there is a lot of information there for you and your

members to take a look at.

The reason for my inquiry is to see if you or any of your members

may be interested in such a project and getting involved in an

investment arrangement. We have projected that 350000 is needed to make

this happen. It will insure that we can equip and staff the factory in

Perth, Australia for 1 1/2 - 2 years and produce 3 flying production

planes and have at least 20 kits available for immediate shipment. The

factory building already exists and was just built and completed by Tony

Phillips. It needs only to be equipped and staffed to start production.

We are very happy with the prototype airplane and the only changes to

the production planes

will be to go from the current fuselage tanks to wing tanks, allowing

for good baggage space

in the plane. And possibly also sheeting the wing with aluminum instead

of fabric covering for

it. That decision is not yet made.

To start looking for investors we figured, why not start with the

EAA chapters? So that is what prompted this inquiry. I will be happy to

correspond further with your or anyone in your

chapter further, and would also be happy to attend a "special" chapter

meeting at your own

airport to show and tell about the plane. Including demo flights for

those interested.

Don Zank

Zanklites

19251 state hwy 40

Bloomer, WI. 54724

715-569-2244

Dear President,

Do you have anyone in your chapter who either has built or knows of someone who has built a Great Lakes that could offer encouragement to someone who has been discouraged from pursuing this project?

Separately, is there anyone who may be interested in a partially completed Great Lakes project?

In either case, Please contact me so I can get the parties together.

Thank You,

Larry Martin

nitram@tbcnet.com

815-784-3476

Just thought you would be interested! I was wondering if you would be so kind as to pass this information on to all of the RV builders in your chapter.

I have developed a "Tip-Up / Slider" Canopy for the RV6, RV7, and RV9 aircraft.

It’s really neat. Many RVers liked it so much, they asked me to come up with a kit . . . so I did. Loading baggage is really easy now. Getting a fold-up bicycle in is really effortless! You can check it out at:

www.aircraftextras.com

Please feel free to add a link to your web page for this web site if you like.

Please let me know how you like it. Oh, I also have a link to this web site on Van’s web site under Aircraft Extras.

THANKS!

Rich Meske

Columbus, OH

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