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President's Message TEXAS CHAPTER • ANTIQUE AIRPLANE ASSOCIATION • NEWSLETTER • JANUARY 2017 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE We had 38 people at our December 17 meeting. Joel Meanor and his crew will begin work this month on our next Fall Festival of Flight Fly-in October 13 & 14, 2017. With over 225 aircraft expected to fly in, and 15 or more exhibitors, it will be a great event for all. Anyone wish- ing to help, please contact Joel as soon as possible. Those interested in exhibiting their products or services, please contact me. It has been a great pleasure and honor to be your president for the last two years. I will always treasure the opportunity to lead the Texas Antique Airplane Association: a group of men and women that, like me, love everything about flying. I’m still amazed every time I get in a plane. Thanks for all your hard work and support. I am sure you will all support Terry and his staff in the future. Hope to see you at our January meeting in the VIN- TAGE FLIGHT MUSEUM, MEACHUM AIRPORT on January 21 at noon. God bless America! Look for blue skies and keep ‘em fly’n. Lee Truitt, Past President 7 Salida Drive, Trophy Club, TX 76262 817-600-5871 [email protected] www.bellaitaliabylee.com Page 1 Page 2 Dennis Price visits Old Kingsbury Aerodrome on November 12 th. North American T-6G, N32SZ, ex USAF SE-5A, 22D6851 New Construction Awaiting Radiator Aeronca 65-CA, N29206[C] Meyers OTW, N34310 Fokker Dr.1 replica N1917H Page 3 More from Dennis... Pietenpol Sky Scout, N1932G Fokker D.VII replica, N1918H Luscombe 8A, N71353 Fairchild M-62A, N48671 Taylorcraft BC12-65, N29748[C] Dormoy Bathtub Vultee BT-13A, N826BT Great Lakes replica, N318Y[C] Page 4 JN-4C Canuck, N308F[X] Aeronca 11AC, N86180 Bleriot XI replica, N1909E[X] Aeronca 65-CA, N29206[C] ADS-B for the Antique Aircraft Joel Miner has arranged for a speaker at our next fly in January 21 at the Vintage Flight Museum, on Meachum Airport. ADS-B for the Antique Aircraft by Bill Goebel Mr. William “Bill” Goebel, owner of Vintage Aircraft Services, will give us a presentation on “ADS-B for the Antique Aircraft”. This presentation is designed to familiarize us with the principles of operation of existing transponder systems and ADS-B systems. In addition, impacts to existing aircraft avionics are discussed as well as helping an owner/opera- tor determine how best to comply with the 2020 mandate Boeing Stearman A75N1, N59767 while also meeting their specific equipment requirements. Mr. Bill Goebel has over 35 years of experience in avia- tion to include light planes, helicopters, warbirds, antiques, and production military aircraft. He has been involved in aircraft manufacturing, engineering, and certification. In addition, he is actively engaged in aircraft restoration and rebuilding earning numerous awards through the years. He currently is a licensed pilot, A&P mechanic with IA privileges, as well as an aircraft owner. William “Bill” Goebel Email [email protected] Website www.vintageaircraftservices.net Phone 940-389-1723 Cessna 120, N799TL Page 5 Minutes of the General CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2016 Meeting December 17th, 2016 Next Meeting: January 21st...Vintage The December 17th meeting was called to order at 12:31 by President Lee Truitt Flight Museum, Meacham Airport There were 38 member/guests in attendance For Fliers: Ft. Worth Meacham is located just north Agenda: of Downtown Ft. Worth, Texas and all necessary informa- Lee announced that the next meeting will be January 21st tion can be found on the DFW Sectional or Terminal Area at Frontiers of flight on Meacham airport. Charts. The Tower Controllers will assist us in any way Birthdays and Anniversaries were announced. needed. If you do not have a Transponder, advise them on The TXAAA Chapter silver bowl and plate award was given first contact. Non-radio equipped can be ac commodated as to Joel and Kathy Meanor for their hard work in 2016. Joel a flight of two with a radio equipped plane. After landing will be our 2017 fly in chairman and spoke about his plans advise Ground Control you wish to taxi to the Vintage Flight for the event. Museum parking area off taxiway M. For Drivers: From Interstate Loop 820 West of Treasurer’s Report: IH35W go South on Hwy 287, also called North Main The Treasurer’s Report for October and November were Street, to NW 38th Street. Go West on NW 38th Street until presented by Joetta Reetz and were approved as read. the Dead End at the Airport Fence, then turn left. The VFM hanger is the last Large Hanger on your left. Previous Meeting Minutes: The November meeting minutes were printed in the De- Upcoming Meetings 2017: cember issue and were approved as printed. February 18th...Clark Airfield, Al Hilton’s Hangar. March 18th....Tailwheel Acres Airfield, Valley View, TX. Bobby and Kathy Jones’ Hangar. Old Business: April 15th....Jim and Betty Austin’s Hangar, Northwest None Regional Airport. May 20th.....Kezer Airfield, Springtown, TX, Jack and Sha- New Business: ron Weiland’s Hangar. Officers for the year 2017 were voted on and approved June 17th.....Propwash Airport, Justin, Tx., Lanny Parcell’s They are as follows: Hangar. July 15th....Open President: Terry Wallace August 19th.....Northwest Regional Airport, Jim Austin’s Hangar hosted by Terry Wallace. Vice President: Jim Austin (Pancake Breakfast starting at 9:00 AM) Secretary: Mathew Hood September 16th.... Bowie Municipal Airport, Mark and Treasurer: Joetta Reetz Megan Breeding’s Hangar. (not confirmed) Activities Coordinators: October 13th and 14th.....Annual AAA Fly In, Gainesville Municipal Airport, (not confirmed) Terry Doyle, Phil and Margaret Cook November 18th....Open December 16th..... Christmas party, Golden Coral, 1801 Thanks to all that brought gifts for the children and for the S. Main St. Keller. Bring an unwrapped toy for Salvation cash donations. Army’s Angel Tree Toy Drive. (not confirmed) Door prizes were awarded Fly-Ins of Interest 2017 Margaret Cook had a Christmas game for us and fun was March 3-4: Arizona Chapter AAA Annual Fly-In, Casa had by all. Grande, AZ May 28: Breckenridge Air Show (Warbirds!), Brecken- A motion to adjourn was made and seconded. ridge, TX, KBKD August 30 - 3: National AAA Fly-In, Blakesburg, IA. Respectfully submitted by October 13- 14: “Fall Festival of Flight” TXAAA Annual Terry Wallace, Secretary Fly-In, Gainesville, TX. Texas Chapter AAA October 26 - 29: Flying M Ranch, Reklaw, TX December 19th: the Golden Coral,1801 S. Main St. Keller,Tx. 11:00 AM Page 6 New Aviation Theme Hotel in Port Aransas, TX. Owned and run by pilots. Hold your type-club fly-in on the island! We have two courtesy cars for fly-in guests. Each room is a different era of aviation history! www.AmeliasLanding.com Toll Free: 888-671-8088 Need Aviation Hardware? HAIRE AVIATION LLC Jerry T. Haire / Richard N. Haire Classified [email protected] FOR SALE: 1 Jacobs R-755-9 245 Hp 165 Hr smoh, 1 www.hairaviation.com Stearman 220 Cont. motor mount, 1 Leise Nevill 50 amp Bus. (940) 458-4603 Fax (888) 275-3149 gen,1946 Cessna 120 airframe. Contact at (940) 367-4480 Bob Landrum 11/16 T-HANGER FOR RENT: At Clark Airport, Justin,TX. $75.00per month. Contact Al Hilton 972-741-4520 11/16 1940 STINSON MODEL 10 • $29,000 • AVAILABLE FOR SALE OR TRADE - Fully restored in 1998. ATT 1698, YOUR Lycoming O-235 (222 hours SMOH from Factory). Cleveland Toe Brakes (both sides), Garmin GNC 300, Transponder, 40 CLASSIFIED AD Gal Fuel, Original Metal Wheel pants included. MAKE OF- FER!! • Contact Daniel Anderson, Owner - located Venus, HERE. TX USA • Telephone: 432.294.0772 Ltnads@hotmail. com 11/16 TEXAS CHAPTER ANTIQUE AIRPLANE ASSOCIATION Membership Application - Renewal Form Name: ___________________________________________ Spouse: ____________________________________ Address:_____________________________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________________________________________State: __________ZIP: ________________ Phone: _____________________________________________ Email: ____________________________________ National Aircraft Type:____________________________________________ AAA No. _____________________________ (Ownership of an aircraft is not required) To start or renew membership in the Texas Chapter of the Antique Airplane Association please furnish the above information and send it with $25.00(payable to Texas AAA) to: Treasurer, Texas Antique Airplane Association, 5416 Catlow Valley Rd., Ft. Worth, TX 76137 Page 7 Texas Chapter Antique Airplane Association 2417 Stonegate Dr. N. Bedford, TX 76021 “KEEP THE ANTIQUES FLYING” MEMBERSHIP AND DUES Board Members OWNERSHIP OF AN AIRPLANE IS NOT President: Activities Coordinators: Past President: REQUIRED. Terry Wallace Terry Doyle Lee Truitt 2946 Oak Forest 7 Salida Dr. The only Requirement is a Love of Airplanes 2417 Stonegate Dr. North Grapevine, TX 76051 Trophy Club, TX 76262 and the Fellowship of those who share that Bedford, TX 76021 (817) 268-0814 (Home) (817) 488-6662 (Home) Passion. Fly-In Chairman: (817) 706-3173 (Cell) (817) 637-8732 (Cell) Membership and Dues for the Texas Chapter Joel Meanor [email protected] [email protected] of the Antique Airplane Association are $25.00 1015 Trail Ridge Ct. Phil and Margaret Cook per year. Visit our Web site at www.texasan- Keller, TX 76258 Vice President: 1628 Fuqua tiqueairplane.org or www.txaaa.org for details (817) 832-5064 Jim Austin Flower Mound, TX 75028 and a printable Application Form. New Mem- [email protected] (972) 874-1117 bers Dues are PRO RATED, contact an 1704 Sheffield Pl. [email protected] Officer for correct amount. Ft. Worth, TX 76112 National Director: (817) 999-7227 (Cell) Joe E. Haynes NOTE: Membership expires on Sep- Website Designer: 12271 Coit Rd. Apt. 1104 tember 30 each year. Send dues and Marianna Sokolich Secretary Dallas, TX 75251 4308 Lavaca Drive address changes to TXAAA Treasurer, Matthew Hood (214) 351-5845 Plano, TX 75074 5416 Catlow Valley Rd.
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