Building the original Byron P-51 Mustang

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02-01-2017 | 01:53 PM

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will you be posting to youtube again?

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02-25-2017 | 04:40 PM

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Jeff,

Glad you are back on the project; don't feel bad I have been working on mine for about 15 years; someday soon it will be done; either before I retire or shortly there after.

maddog

Yes, I got tired of looking at it every day saying I need to finish it! So I just started working on it after work and on the weekends. We had the worst winter here in 20 years and it was good to stay in and work on planes. I just got the rudder finished and I am going to buy the cockpit kit and servos for it this monday! Also, I am going to retrofit Firgelli linear servos in place of the air cylinders for the retracts. I hope they work.
J

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02-25-2017 | 04:41 PM

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will you be posting to youtube again?

I think I am and I got a new HD camera for that, a Sony nex 5R. It takes awesome videos of projects.
J

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03-17-2025 | 11:34 AM

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Well? Did you finish it? Been what 8 years? I was hoping to see how you did the flap setup, I have a once before flown that I am overhauling, but was disassembled when I got it and no clue how the flaps were connected.