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		Tim(at)MyRV10.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 9:15 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				With the recently released SB on the VS, I got to thinking
 about what to do.  I didn't know if I wanted to drill rivets
 on the new paint and try to repair it, or if I should just
 rebuild the whole thing.  Being the first part a builder
 builds, I know I had the nose rib ding, and another ding
 on the rear from the rivet gun, more on the spar.  Talking
 to a couple other builders, we pondered the cost of a VS.
 
 Today I gathered the remaining items I needed on a list
 to find the total cost, which you'll see below is $222.48.
 (You may have to buy the small new doubler plate...would
 be dirt cheap)
 
 I'm not sure if I'll repair or rebuild.  The benefits of
 the rebuild are that I have better skills than before,
 and I can build and paint the new VS and then swap it in
 when I'm ready in a very short time.  The benefit of
 the repair is the cost.   Tom from Van's said they
 didn't even have to repaint theirs, but I would imagine
 that most builders would end up spot repairing the rivets.
 I'm more worried about what would happen if I made a mistake
 on the repair. It would take me a bit longer to fix, and if
 I damaged something, I'd be downed for a couple weeks
 until I could repair or rebuild.
 
 Tim
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 Vertical Stab Parts	
 
 $79.20	VS-1001 Skin
 $13.91	VS-1002 Front Spar
 $22.50	VS-1003 Rear Spar
 $8.45	VS-1004 Bottom Inspar Rib
 $5.33	VS-1005 Bottom Nose Rib
 $6.61	VS-1006 Top Rib
 $6.99	VS-1007 Middle Inspar Rib
 $15.00	VS-1008 Rear Spar Doubler
 $25.75	VS-1009 VS Tip Fairing
 $4.95	VS-1010 Bottom Rudder Hinge Bracket
 $4.00	VS-1011 Middle Rudder Hinge Bracket
 $3.90	VS-1012 Top Rudder Hinge Bracket
 $5.24	VS-1013 Middle Nose Rib
 $15.40	VS-1014 Rear Spar Cap (**2 Req)
 $1.75	VS-1015 Doubler
 FREE	VS-1017 Doubler from SB-06-2-3
 $3.50	R-1007 Rudder Stop
 $222.48	Total
 
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		LloydDR(at)wernerco.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 9:45 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Congrats on the Flying, and you need to change your Signature, it has
 been tradition that we all include our builder number until we fly, and
 now that you fall into that flying category (I am so Jealous) you need
 to change from your builder number to your tail number plus hours!!!!
 Should read about 10 hours by now right?
 Dan 40269...and still pounding rivets!
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		Tim(at)MyRV10.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 10:15 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Hey, I never thunk of that.  
 I'll have to get the hours off my meter. Probably
 around 4.
 
 Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD - Flying
 do not archive
 Lloyd, Daniel R. wrote:
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  Congrats on the Flying, and you need to change your Signature, it has
  been tradition that we all include our builder number until we fly, and
  now that you fall into that flying category (I am so Jealous) you need
  to change from your builder number to your tail number plus hours!!!!
  Should read about 10 hours by now right?
  Dan 40269...and still pounding rivets!
  Do not Archive 
  
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		indigoonlatigo(at)msn.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 10:39 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				My belief would be you should keep flying and rebuild another for the 
 reasons you spoke of.  Getting those monkeys off my back are on my mind, but 
 you have a great opportunity and go ahead and admit it...you are already 
 missing the building....another plane is on your horizon.
  	  | Quote: | 	 		  From: Tim Olson <Tim(at)MyRV10.com>
 Reply-To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 Subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts
 Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 11:15:01 -0600
 
  
 With the recently released SB on the VS, I got to thinking
 about what to do.  I didn't know if I wanted to drill rivets
 on the new paint and try to repair it, or if I should just
 rebuild the whole thing.  Being the first part a builder
 builds, I know I had the nose rib ding, and another ding
 on the rear from the rivet gun, more on the spar.  Talking
 to a couple other builders, we pondered the cost of a VS.
 
 Today I gathered the remaining items I needed on a list
 to find the total cost, which you'll see below is $222.48.
 (You may have to buy the small new doubler plate...would
 be dirt cheap)
 
 I'm not sure if I'll repair or rebuild.  The benefits of
 the rebuild are that I have better skills than before,
 and I can build and paint the new VS and then swap it in
 when I'm ready in a very short time.  The benefit of
 the repair is the cost.   Tom from Van's said they
 didn't even have to repaint theirs, but I would imagine
 that most builders would end up spot repairing the rivets.
 I'm more worried about what would happen if I made a mistake
 on the repair. It would take me a bit longer to fix, and if
 I damaged something, I'd be downed for a couple weeks
 until I could repair or rebuild.
 
 Tim
 ------------------------------------------------------
 
 Vertical Stab Parts
 
 $79.20	VS-1001 Skin
 $13.91	VS-1002 Front Spar
 $22.50	VS-1003 Rear Spar
 $8.45	VS-1004 Bottom Inspar Rib
 $5.33	VS-1005 Bottom Nose Rib
 $6.61	VS-1006 Top Rib
 $6.99	VS-1007 Middle Inspar Rib
 $15.00	VS-1008 Rear Spar Doubler
 $25.75	VS-1009 VS Tip Fairing
 $4.95	VS-1010 Bottom Rudder Hinge Bracket
 $4.00	VS-1011 Middle Rudder Hinge Bracket
 $3.90	VS-1012 Top Rudder Hinge Bracket
 $5.24	VS-1013 Middle Nose Rib
 $15.40	VS-1014 Rear Spar Cap (**2 Req)
 $1.75	VS-1015 Doubler
 FREE	VS-1017 Doubler from SB-06-2-3
 $3.50	R-1007 Rudder Stop
 $222.48	Total
 
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 Tim Olson -- Flying RV-10
 #40170
 
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		jhasbrouck(at)woh.rr.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 11:15 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Tim and all,
 
      FWIW, I just finished the service bulletin on the VS.  Took 2.5 hours 
 and was easy mainly because the VS was laying on a table in front of me and 
 not on the plane, ( hadn't been mounted yet ).  I removed the suggested 
 rivets from the end rib and also the skin to spar flange rivets on one side 
 to gain good access. This enabled me to fold the skin back somewhat. 
 Riveting the doubler and the hinge was accomplished with a squeezer. 
 Remaining rivets were replaced also with a sqeezer.  I'm sure some touch up 
 will be required to the paint and I would assume that working on a ladder 
 with the VS attached to the plane will present a challenge but I'm guessing 
 it's less of a pain than removing and replacing the entire VS.
 
 John Hasbrouck
 #40264  wings done, fuse on order
 
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		Tim(at)MyRV10.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 11:16 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Well, I will probably build again SOME day.  I'm happy to do
 one part now, but not a whole plane for a while.  Unless...
 Maybe Van's will make an RV-16, 6 place model, or the RV-10EXT
 extended baggage version.  
 
 Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD - Flying
 do not archive
 John Gonzalez wrote:
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  My belief would be you should keep flying and rebuild another for the 
  reasons you spoke of.  Getting those monkeys off my back are on my mind, 
  but you have a great opportunity and go ahead and admit it...you are 
  already missing the building....another plane is on your horizon.
  
  
 > From: Tim Olson <Tim(at)MyRV10.com>
 > Reply-To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 > To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 > Subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts
 > Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 11:15:01 -0600
 >
 > 
 >
 > With the recently released SB on the VS, I got to thinking
 > about what to do.  I didn't know if I wanted to drill rivets
 > on the new paint and try to repair it, or if I should just
 > rebuild the whole thing.  Being the first part a builder
 > builds, I know I had the nose rib ding, and another ding
 > on the rear from the rivet gun, more on the spar.  Talking
 > to a couple other builders, we pondered the cost of a VS.
 >
 > Today I gathered the remaining items I needed on a list
 > to find the total cost, which you'll see below is $222.48.
 > (You may have to buy the small new doubler plate...would
 > be dirt cheap)
 >
 > I'm not sure if I'll repair or rebuild.  The benefits of
 > the rebuild are that I have better skills than before,
 > and I can build and paint the new VS and then swap it in
 > when I'm ready in a very short time.  The benefit of
 > the repair is the cost.   Tom from Van's said they
 > didn't even have to repaint theirs, but I would imagine
 > that most builders would end up spot repairing the rivets.
 > I'm more worried about what would happen if I made a mistake
 > on the repair. It would take me a bit longer to fix, and if
 > I damaged something, I'd be downed for a couple weeks
 > until I could repair or rebuild.
 >
 > Tim
 > ------------------------------------------------------
 >
 > Vertical Stab Parts
 >
 > $79.20    VS-1001 Skin
 > $13.91    VS-1002 Front Spar
 > $22.50    VS-1003 Rear Spar
 > $8.45    VS-1004 Bottom Inspar Rib
 > $5.33    VS-1005 Bottom Nose Rib
 > $6.61    VS-1006 Top Rib
 > $6.99    VS-1007 Middle Inspar Rib
 > $15.00    VS-1008 Rear Spar Doubler
 > $25.75    VS-1009 VS Tip Fairing
 > $4.95    VS-1010 Bottom Rudder Hinge Bracket
 > $4.00    VS-1011 Middle Rudder Hinge Bracket
 > $3.90    VS-1012 Top Rudder Hinge Bracket
 > $5.24    VS-1013 Middle Nose Rib
 > $15.40    VS-1014 Rear Spar Cap (**2 Req)
 > $1.75    VS-1015 Doubler
 > FREE    VS-1017 Doubler from SB-06-2-3
 > $3.50    R-1007 Rudder Stop
 > $222.48    Total
 >
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 > Tim Olson -- Flying RV-10
 > #40170
 >
 > http://www.matronics.com/Navigator?RV10-List
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		bpattonsoa(at)yahoo.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 2:26 pm    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Don't forget if you make a new fin, it may be a "major change" and would require you to have some additional test time after the change.  I know my RV-6 Op Limits would make me go back to the FAA to address this, but I think the new ones they are issuing now establish a procedure for you to determine what needs to be done and how long it needs to be.  A consideration.
    
   Bruce Patton
 
 Tim Olson <Tim(at)MyRV10.com> wrote:
   [quote]--> RV10-List message posted by: Tim Olson 
 
 Well, I will probably build again SOME day. I'm happy to do
 one part now, but not a whole plane for a while. Unless...
 Maybe Van's will make an RV-16, 6 place model, or the RV-10EXT
 extended baggage version.  
 
 Tim Olson - RV-10 N104CD - Flying
 do not archive
 John Gonzalez wrote:
 &g  t;  --> RV10-List message posted by: "John Gonzalez" 
 [quote] 
  My belief would be you should keep flying and rebuild another for the 
  reasons you spoke of. Getting those monkeys off my back are on my mind, 
  but you have a great opportunity and go ahead and admit it...you are 
  already missing the building....another plane is on your horizon.
  
  
 > From: Tim Olson 
 > Reply-To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 > To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 > Subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts
 > Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2006 11:15:01 -0600
 >
 > --> RV10-List message posted by: Tim Olson 
 >
 > With the recently released SB on the VS, I got to thinking
 > about what to do. I didn't know if I wanted to drill rivets
 > on the new paint and try to repair it, or if I should just
 > rebuild   the  whole thing. Being the first part a builder
 > builds, I know I had the nose rib ding, and another ding
 > on the rear from the rivet gun, more on the spar. Talking
 > to a couple other builders, we pondered the cost of a VS.
 >
 > Today I gathered the remaining items I needed on a list
 > to find the total cost, which you'll see below is $222.48.
 > (You may have to buy the small new doubler plate...would
 > be dirt cheap)
 >
 > I'm not sure if I'll repair or rebuild. The benefits of
 > the rebuild are that I have better skills than before,
 > and I can build and paint the new VS and then swap it in
 > when I'm ready in a very short time. The benefit of
 > the repair is the cost. Tom from Van's said they
 > didn't even have to repaint theirs, but I would imagine
 > that most builders would end up spot repairing the rivets.
 &g  t; I'm  more worried about what would happen if I made a mistake
 > on the repair. It would take me a bit longer to fix, and if
 > I damaged something, I'd be downed for a couple weeks
 > until I could repair or rebuild.
 >
 > Tim
 > ------------------------------------------------------
 >
 > Vertical Stab Parts
 >
 > $79.20 VS-1001 Skin
 > $13.91 VS-1002 Front Spar
 > $22.50 VS-1003 Rear Spar
 > $8.45 VS-1004 Bottom Inspar Rib
 > $5.33 VS-1005 Bottom Nose Rib
 > $6.61 VS-1006 Top Rib
 > $6.99 VS-1007 Middle Inspar Rib
 > $15.00 VS-1008 Rear Spar Doubler
 > $25.75 VS-1009 VS Tip Fairing
 > $4.95 VS-1010 Bottom Rudder Hinge Bracket
 > $4.00 VS-1011 Middle Rudder Hinge Bracket
 > $3.90 VS-1012 Top Rudder Hinge Bracket
 > $5.24 VS-1013 Middle Nose Rib
 > $15.40 VS-1014 Rear Spar Ca  p (**2
 
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		10flyer(at)verizon.net Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Tue Feb 14, 2006 4:24 pm    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Tim, I rebuilt my vertical for reasons other than the SB a while back. Being 
 the first piece I made, It had a few dings. I built the second in about 2 
 days and It looks so much better than the first.  $200 and two days, I'd 
 build a new one!! Mark (40016)
 
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		Rick S.
 
 
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				 Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 12:12 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Tim,
 
 I'd assemble a new one for the same reasons you mention. I'll bet that would be a nice hour long project for a Sunday afternoon. I can't believe how much better I have become at putting together the airframe, the VS seems so simplistic now. I can't wait to build my next airplane and I haven't even finished this one! Mainly because I'll know so much more when that time comes.
 
 Rick S.
 40185
 Fuselage
 
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		indigoonlatigo(at)msn.com Guest
 
 
 
 
 
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				 Posted: Wed Feb 15, 2006 7:47 am    Post subject: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts | 
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				Amen!!
 It is a sickness.!
 
 JG.
  	  | Quote: | 	 		  From: Rick <ricksked(at)earthlink.net>
 Reply-To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 To: rv10-list(at)matronics.com
 Subject: Re: Vertical Stab SB - VS Parts
 Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 00:09:55 -0800 (GMT-08:00)
 
  
 Tim,
 
 I'd assemble a new one for the same reasons you mention. I'll bet that 
 would be a nice hour long project for a Sunday afternoon. I can't believe 
 how much better I have become at putting together the airframe, the VS 
 seems so simplistic now. I can't wait to build my next airplane and I 
 haven't even finished this one! Mainly because I'll know so much more when 
 that time comes.
 
 Rick S.
 40185
 Fuselage
 
 do not archive
 
 
 
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