I've got my right fuel tank from my 6A off for what must be the 5th time to fix leaks and run more wires and AOA tubing. I kept wishing I had saved the fuel tank cradle until today I finally built another one.
If you're building, be sure to put your fuel tank cradle together with screws so you can break it down and store it easily. You will almost certainly use it again. If you don't need to fix a leaky tank, you can turn it upside down and use it for a table to serve your favorite beverage.
Be sure to save every tool and scrap of wire you used in wiring your plane as well. There seem to be no end to panel and cockpit upgrades that require a little wiring.
And it's amazing how often all those little bits and pieces of scrap aluminum come in handy. And, for goodness sake, hold onto your plans and construction manual. In fact, just save everything, if you don't need it, your buddy will. John
If you're building, be sure to put your fuel tank cradle together with screws so you can break it down and store it easily. You will almost certainly use it again. If you don't need to fix a leaky tank, you can turn it upside down and use it for a table to serve your favorite beverage.
Be sure to save every tool and scrap of wire you used in wiring your plane as well. There seem to be no end to panel and cockpit upgrades that require a little wiring.
And it's amazing how often all those little bits and pieces of scrap aluminum come in handy. And, for goodness sake, hold onto your plans and construction manual. In fact, just save everything, if you don't need it, your buddy will. John
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