VH-LDC — 2002 Vans RV-6A Data
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VH-LDC
2002 Vans RV-6A, c/n 24602
VH-LDC is a 2002 Vans RV-6A (serial number 24602). It is powered by 1 engine. Registration status is listed as Registered, with ownership recorded under Timewell, Michael Eric in Australia. The profile includes 2 photos documenting this aircraft.
Latest photos of VH-LDC
Mike Timewell co -owner
@ YBSS
Nick Dean
@ YECH
Airframe Info
| Manufacturer | Vans |
| Model | RV-6A Search all Vans RV-6A |
| Year built | 2002 |
| Construction Number (C/N) | 24602 |
| Number of Engines | 1 |
| Engine Type | Reciprocating |
| Engine Manufacturer and Model | Textron Lycoming O-320-D2B |
Aircraft
| Registration Number | VH-LDC |
| Mode S (ICAO24) Code | 7C381E |
| Current Status | Registered |
Owner
| Owner | Timewell, Michael Eric |
| Address |
, Australia |
User Comments
mike timewell, 2011-12-05 22:37:26
LDC was built by Wally Ogilvie in Sth Australia purchased by myself & Don Brown in 2008. Wally has just finished a lovely new RV7.
RV legend Jon Johannsen flew about 30 hours in LDC reccommending it as one of the best built RV6`s in the country which is suported by more recent LAME comments.
The LDC rego came from a Cessna 210 which crashed in Queensland in 1997,. Currently it has basic solid quality analogue instruments scavenged from an old beechcraft.
DG, AH, CHT, G METER, no EFIS or EMS yet.
She flies beautifully on typical Vans numbers, 150 kts at height consuming about 30 litres per hr.
Currently updating the interior to be more visually attractive to match the colour scheme which always gets many positive comments.
RV legend Jon Johannsen flew about 30 hours in LDC reccommending it as one of the best built RV6`s in the country which is suported by more recent LAME comments.
The LDC rego came from a Cessna 210 which crashed in Queensland in 1997,. Currently it has basic solid quality analogue instruments scavenged from an old beechcraft.
DG, AH, CHT, G METER, no EFIS or EMS yet.
She flies beautifully on typical Vans numbers, 150 kts at height consuming about 30 litres per hr.
Currently updating the interior to be more visually attractive to match the colour scheme which always gets many positive comments.