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Engine Start on RV7

Darryl Smith Posted on December 11, 2008 Posted in Uncategorized
Engine Start on RV7

Here are some photos from the first engine start on the RV-7 I am building with a friend. For those that are interested, the blue fire extinguisher was last tested in 1981… Came with the hanger!

Full four second AVI file showing the engine running

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