You did it right. Thanks for sharing.

Did you get the other wall finished? ✅

Is your 150 still for sale?

awesome little airplane! can't wait for more updates on the build

I really liked your landing.

it's good to take a break from the build; sometimes life is not just about one thing. Looking forward to your S-21 build videos when you get back to it.

Was that a tail strike on landing?

That landing! Very nicely done! That's a neat little ultralight! I've been wondering if that's the realm of aviation I'm meant to be in. But cool little airplane!

Just got to work from 6am to 10am

Stick with a cessna. 👍👍

Wow , the company i work for just built a new hangar. we moved 6 helicopters out of an old truckstop and into a 60x100 hangar. its great but there was no attention to work flow or work areas, storage or what not. Its just junk everywhere, the trucking garage had more cabinets and workbenches than we do now. plus nothing matches anything else. Its fine and the owners are great but they just have a clue for aesthetic design.

Hey DJ. It just occurred to me the other day that you hadn’t posted in a long while. Hope you are doing okay and just busy these days. We’ve been dealing with my wife’s medical issues last several weeks and I know how challenging it can be, both physically and mentally. Take care brother.

Hey Dj, you still Building? Haven’t seen any updates. Look forward to more. Been great to watch.

Love your set up! I’m going to be building my pole barn shop/gym/ man cave soon… definitely going to be pulling some inspiration from your video. Nice work !

Not sure if you have addressed it in a future video, but did you ever figure out what 45 degree fitting was needed for the calipers? Just putting in my Beringer order and want to get the hardware sorted. Thanks for the heads up on the AN-5's. Hopefully they will get that corrected in the kits. Beringer kit for the S-21 is reference AV-RANS-421-01(B) for anyone else looking to order.

No music!

I’m curious what made you go with light speed over vp-x sport

Whatever happened to part 3?

According to uAvionix just a few moments ago, the Sentry only has the one battery because the second battery would intefere with the GPS.

Great video. Thanks DJ. Should have watched this before I started on the tanks. Stay ahead of my build so I can watch and learn 😅😅😅

wow amazing. Do you live there?

Awesomeness

Still working my way through your videos. Did you end up redoing the fuel lines? Can’t believe the price of these engines! Just crazy.

The tip for putting everything on wheels is genius definitely going to remember that

Awesome awesome 150

You always need to revert from the middle point outbound.

Are you getting your aluminum angle and .025 flat sheet from Aircraft Spruce?

I like the video just not blasting the previous owner. Who cares just focus on your success.

Where did you get the offset drill attachment you’re using?

Legend 😂

Brother, do you have a link to where we can buy those aluminium art pieces ? Also I hope to steal some ideas from your shop one day , the dream

I would have to think that the turnbuckle upgrade would be one that RANS would want to incorporate. Absolutely loving your ideas and craftsmanship.

I'm assuming if you wanted, a person could add more rivet holes around the window? It for sure has a large spacing between them. You are doing SHOWPLANE!!! quality work! Very inspiring. I sure hope my wife will let me start a slow build on one as my Navy retirement project/present next year.

Question on the rivets. Are the stiffeners thick enough material so that you could counter sink them, and dimple the skins, so that you could use solid flush rivets? We could then back rivet them.

Curious on the bottom and side skins, are you using your tool to put a small break on the front of them so that they will lay as flat as possible on the skin it is overlapping? LOL..I should have finished watching the video first, before commenting. I ask as things come to me or I'll forget.

What drill bits are you using and where did you get them from? Really enjoy your videos. You are doing incredible work!

Would you be able to share the file for the hinge doubler? Please and thank you!

Which pneumatic rivet gun is that? Also, where did you source your material used for the shims?

Good afternoon DJ! Just found your build. Really looking forward to watching all the videos and thought processes you’re doing. I have had several of the same ideas of things I would like to do to mine someday as you’re doing. It’s awesome to see. Not that there is anything wrong with the pulled rivets as you said, but I had also thought about doing solid rivets on the skins as well. I know it would add a bunch of time, but I thought it would look good. Did you consider doing the skins?

Where can I get de manual ?

Most kit aircraft (and some production ones) have what I consider pretty flimsy seats. Seats should be at the very least, be designed to 7G ultimate or so. A big human is about the same weight as an engine and would you consider that seat structure strong enough to support an engine at 7G? I like Rans kits and maybe they actually tested some of these to failure, but they still look a bit fragile. A 250lbs person at 7G=1750lbs. Plus the seat back will probably start cracking just outside those nice hinge brackets in no time. No matter how often you tell people, they will always shove back hard on the back while adjusting themselves (or their underwear!) and this puts enormous stress on that point. Time will tell...

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I love your videos. Give me ideas for my model airplanes. Now a curious thing, are you not afraid that a tool might fall into your fingers. Since you're wearing sandals?

I’m going check on the new airplane build.

Like me. I also work in sandals in my studio. My workshop. hehehehehe....

Hard line might be an issue in a crash situation where flexible line would keep its integrity as the end points move.

Would you be willing to share the 3d print file?

Where did you find the trim piece for $12.00?

Finally. Footage of Pegasus Airpark. They don't have very good photos on their website.

Where did you get your plans from? Or did you do this yourself. I would like to do something very similar.