I am a small budgeting builder and planning to construct a shopping mall. I have a small budget to construct a small shopping mall. I will complete this construction project in the coming month. I have successfully completed many construction projects, so I have good experience to design the shopping mall beautifully. Now, I want to use PEB sheets for roof space and wall sheeting. I know very well that PEB sheets can be used in the low rising buildings. So I have decided to use PEB sheets in my shopping mall. PEB sheets are very lightweight, long-term, sturdy, stable and safe. Having these qualities, I mostly prefer these sheets for constructing my shopping mall. The pre-engineered buildings are durable, affordable, flexible, and simple to install. These sheets are simple to assemble, weather-resistant, safe and secure, very strong and low on the maintenance. Hence, I don’t have the right knowledge to choose the best pre- engineered buildings manufacturer in India. So anyone can recommend the best pre- engineered buildings manufacturer in India.

Hi guys. Thanks for the add
I'm sure this has been discussed previoulsy, but I'm wondering how the untralight mosquito can qualify as an ultralight in the USA when the empty weight exceeds 254#
Thanks
John

This year has been a challenge to all of us. So many of us have had to make sacrifices and disappointing decisions. It is time to give thanks to what we have and not what we want. I want to wish you my "extended Mosquito family" a Happy and Joyous Thanksgiving! 

Michael

Hello everybody,am new to the forum,am interested in used  xe kits for sale,please if someone knows something for sale let me know,try to build my own project,am aviation maintenance technician work for american airlines.

Just saw this great episode of In the Hangar with Dick Campbell, who did a great and informative interview about the Mosquito: https://m.youtube.com/watch?pbjreload=101&v=FOav36fGytU

Thanks Dick for being a goodwill ambassador for the Mosquito, amateur helicopter building, and helicopter flying in general. I feel like I’ve met you, and would look forward to meeting you in person someday, or maybe just on the forum.

Regards,
Rick

Hi,
I have a new XE285 and upon starting it for the first time the RPM & rotor showed different readings, do you know why this would be. The pilot who was attempting to hover it for me (I’m only a student pilot) shut it down as he didn’t know which needle to go off! The governor was not being used.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Phil

The November 2020 issue of EAA's Sport Aviation magazine has another article by Beth Stanton about the XE-285.  This time she interviews Dwight and Norbert about the autonomous UAV that's been in development for the last five years.  Well written and cool pix.

I'd include a link to the article, but the magazine is an EAA member benefit, so the best I can do is encourage you to join EAA.  If you are building or flying an Experimental aircraft, or contemplating it, you really should.

Perhaps someone at Composite-FX can get permission to make it available on this forum.

I am in the stage of ordering a XE285 and was going over the option list. I am going for the large Dashboard, Military grip and S-cyclic and vertical fin. I am interested in hearing from past builder/flyers on some of the options they added or wished they added. I don't see allot of Mosquitos with the horizontal wing. Does the heli fly the same with or without it? Tinted windshield...better or just a nice to have? Gearbox temperature monitoring system...or teletemps strips?  Thanks for any input in advance.

good morning,
on my mosquito xe i installed a MZ202 engine. Lately I've noticed that after 10/15 minutes of level flight, the engine loses power and struggles to maintain level flight. I feel this problem only after 10/15 minutes of flight. EGT temperatures are 580/600.
What could be the cause?
Carburetors? pistons? or other?

thank's

maurizio

Howdy Rotorheads,

Got this information from FAASafety.gov and thought some of you might want to participate seeing how us "rotor guys don't get much attention from the FAA.

Take care and Fly Safe!

Michael

2020 Rotorcraft Safety Conference Coming to a Computer Near You

The FAA will host the 2020 FAA International Rotorcraft Safety Conference virtually from October 27-29. The conference will include presentations geared for pilots, mechanics, and the entire helicopter community. There is no cost to attend. For more information, including the agenda, speakers list, and registration link, go to www.faahelisafety.org.