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Builder Name:Bryce Gorrell   -  
Project:   Pietenpol - Aircamper   -   VIEW REPORTS
Total Hours:394.2
Total Flight Time:
Total Expense:$7932.61
Start/Last Date:Feb 01, 2017 - No Finish Date
Engine:Bryce Gorrell, CorvAIR
Propeller:Warp Drive
 
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Mar 01, 2024     Moved into new shop - (3 hours) Category: Workshop
I moved my fuselage and all parts to my shop located at 338 W Sea Ave, Independence, MO 64050.
 
Jan 04, 2021     Intercom - (1 hour) Category: Avionics
I purchased a 2 place intercom system.
 
Aug 01, 2020     Packed Up and Moved Out - (4 hours)       Category: Workshop
I moved out of my shop, and stored my tools, equipment, and materials in a trailer, to await the time when I have space to again resume building.


 
Jul 07, 2020     Welding - (15 hours)       Category: Controls
I set up a GTAW station, and learned the basics of TIG welding. I welded up one of the elevator control horns.


 
Jun 23, 2020     Cut control horns - (2 hours)       Category: Controls
I had the control horns cut out by water jet.


 
Jun 16, 2020     Drilled holes for cabane fittings - (3 hours)       Category: Fuselage
I made an aluminum drilling guide and drilled the holes for the vertical cabane fittings.


 
Jun 16, 2020     Metal fittings - (2 hours) Category: Wings
I had a lot of metal fittings cut out by water jet.
 
Jun 15, 2020     Painted Fuel Tank - (2 hours)       Category: Fuel System
I painted the fuel tank with Rustoleum protective enamel.


 
Jun 14, 2020     Primed Fuel tank - (1 hour)       Category: Fuel System
I sprayed the tank with zinc chromate primer.


 
Jun 14, 2020     Tested Fuel Tank with Water - (4 hours) Category: Fuel System
I filled the tank with water one gallon at a time, and noted a total capacity of 18 gallons. I drained the tank through the fuel outlet until flow stopped. I then drained all remaining water out through the drain sump, collected and measured it. Sitting still on a table in the straight and level flight attitude, the unusable portion measured 15 and one third cups. I will round the unusable portion to one gallon and use that as the basis for calibrating the fuel gauge. I found there to be no leaks.
 


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