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Old January 23rd 05, 01:59 PM
Wayne Paul
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Wayne

"Cy Galley" wrote in message
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Rhoenlerche II year of construction 1955.
Factory serial number 84. Built with Schleicher.
First owner German-American sail flight club Traben Trarbach (DASC).
Baptized of the Mrs. von Charles Yeager as the first and at the time only
airplane of the club. Charles (Chuck) Yeager was an initial member of the
club and last year with its attendance to the anniversary was largely
celebrated. It flew this airplane 1955.
The airplane is at present in the complete overhaul. This cannot be

brought
to financial reasons from me time and to end. Already much was invested.
After removing the covering the trunk was radiated and again painted. All
steering ropes and pulleys are new. The trunk is nearly finished for
covering, only the formleisten from wood and the nose skin must be still
inserted.

The tail units are already again covered (with Poly fiber)

The surfaces were repaired with the LTB crane (no break) and are finished

to
the Bepannen.

It is thus still everything open and can be examined.

All work was accomplished under supervision of a workshop manager and a
building examiner and was documented.

All instruments and a radio (FSG 15) are present.

The airplane was flown up to the complete overhaul and had a valid annual
check. The airplane is still certified (D-6033).Alle of papers and log

book
available.

All necessary covering materials are available, also lacquer (knows). New
belts. Clutches are outdated.
Open trailer (for Ka 4 and Ka 8) with Tuev belongs to.

The picture presents the condition and during the complete overhaul!
The airplane is not for the moment airworthy those remainder work must

under
supervision of a workshop manager and a building examiner be accomplished.
Collection on Trailer possible.

Overseas Customers Welcome! I CAN help arrange the shipping. For

information
contact ME!

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Old January 26th 05, 10:07 AM
Georg Holderied
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Wayne Paul wrote:

The following was posted on rec.aviation.homebuilt

Wayne

"Cy Galley" wrote in message
news:t0EId.23555$eT5.910@attbi_s51...
Rhoenlerche II year of construction 1955.
Factory serial number 84. Built with Schleicher.
First owner German-American sail flight club Traben Trarbach (DASC).
Baptized of the Mrs. von Charles Yeager as the first and at the time only
airplane of the club. Charles (Chuck) Yeager was an initial member of the
club and last year with its attendance to the anniversary was largely
celebrated. It flew this airplane 1955.



This is actually he airplane he made his first supersonic flight with.

:-)

George
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Old January 27th 05, 08:16 AM
iPilot
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Gee! I was sure that there's somebody, who just can't resist and says that
:-)



"Georg Holderied" wrote in message
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Wayne Paul wrote:

The following was posted on rec.aviation.homebuilt

Wayne

"Cy Galley" wrote in message
news:t0EId.23555$eT5.910@attbi_s51...
Rhoenlerche II year of construction 1955.
Factory serial number 84. Built with Schleicher.
First owner German-American sail flight club Traben Trarbach (DASC).
Baptized of the Mrs. von Charles Yeager as the first and at the time
only
airplane of the club. Charles (Chuck) Yeager was an initial member of
the
club and last year with its attendance to the anniversary was largely
celebrated. It flew this airplane 1955.



This is actually he airplane he made his first supersonic flight with.

:-)

George



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Old January 27th 05, 03:09 PM
Stewart Kissel
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My favorite Yeager quote...

'The first time I saw a jet, I shot it down'



 




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