I flew my Bucker Jungmann today for the first time.  I have been working on this plane for 12 years.  It flew like a dream!!!!  It is N401A and is a 1957 CASA E3B, s/n 515.  I purchased the parts from Ron Jewell in St Louis.

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I built the wings from scratch and replaced all the wood pieces with new.  The fuselage and tail feathers  were powder coated. I installed a new Barrett Lycoming IO-360, complete with the Christian Eagle Inverted System, using the Krybus engine mount and carbon fiber cowling. I metalized the whole bottom.



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The panel has an AuRacle II engine monitor, 496 GPS with traffic and weather, Becker remote com and transponder, and a 406mhz ELT.

The FAA kept the Experimental Exhibition, but gave me unlimited mileage, a yearly program letter, and 15 hour Phase 1.

I have 2 more to do and I am anxious to start the next one.

Doug James
Scottsdale, AZ
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