From National Weather Service: A storm cell is forming 20 miles northwest of Oshkosh. There is the potential for 25-30 mph wind gusts & rain. If this cell tracks towards Oshkosh, it could arrive around 4:30 to 4:40 p.m.
Your browser is not compatible with this website. Preferred browsers: Google Chrome, FireFox, or Microsoft Edge
Click here to upgrade to a newer version of Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge.
Click here to upgrade to a newer version of Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge.
Cookies are required for this site to operate correctly
EAA Chapter 898
Ocean County, NJ
- Contact Us
- 2022 Holiday Party
- 2023 Winter Leadership School Activities in Oshkosh
- Aerobatic Competition 8-12-22
- Safety Seminars
- Special Events
- Workshop Photos
- Vintage Aircraft Tour 7-5-22
- Event Calendar
- Newsletters
- Young Eagles
- Eagle Flights
- Technical Counselors
- Flight Advisors
- Ray Aviation Scholarship
Thatcher CX4 March 29 2023 Build
-
Bob F bolts a CX 4 cockpit support -
Bob F enlarges a CX4 cockpit support bolt hole -
Bob F sets another CX4 cockpit support bolt -
Bob F works on the CX4 cockpit support system -
Bob N and Mike provide support while Walt N sets a rivet on the RV10 tail support -
Bob N and Walt N rivet a RV10 bulkhead -
Bob N and Walt N rivet a RV10 part -
Bob N and Walt N rivet RV10 tail supports -
Bob N does not look like he is buying his sins explanations -
Bob N looks on as Mike sets a cleco -
Bob N points out a detail to Glenn -
Charlie and Bob F discuss the CX4 support system -
Charlie looks up CX4 part numbers while Walt N Bob N and Mile discuss riveting the RV10 tail section -
Charlie reviews the CX4 plans -
Cub weathervanes in process -
Debbie and Glenn rivet Cub Weathervanes -
Debbie works on Cub Weathervanes -
Glen cuts a jig for the Cub Weathervanes -
Glenn points unfinished Cub Weathervane like a pistol -
Glenn shows the versatility of the Cub Weathervane using them as aircraft marshaling batons -
Looking down the CX4 fuselage through a bulkhead access hole -
RV10 tail section ready to have supports added -
Walt N Bob N and Mike work on RV10 tail supports -
Walt N looks on as Mike removes tape from the RV10 tail section -
Walt N moves an RV10 bulkhead into place for measuring as Mike sets clecos
To provide a better user experience, EAA uses cookies. To review EAA's data privacy policy or adjust your privacy settings please visit: Data and Privacy Policy.