Showing posts with label Taylorcraft BC-Series. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taylorcraft BC-Series. Show all posts

Sunday, December 15, 2013

Announcing the Winners

For their beautiful photo contributions to this year's 2014 Taylorcraft Lover's Calendar, the following are the winners of a FREE calendar.  That is except for Jerry Borshard, who gets TWO free ones for having one of his wonderful shots selected as this year's COVER.



Thanks to all who contributed.  For those who want to have this treasured selection of pictures hanging in our Kitchen or Shop or Office, hurry and order yours today. Here's another look at the outstanding cover shot provided by Jerry Borshard.



Just how nice are the calendar photos?  You'll have to purchase yours to see!  But to give you an idea, here are the ones that didn't make it.  These deserve recognition as honorable mention pictures that were not featured this year.  We so regret that we couldn't include all of these very nice shots.  So we decided to share them here and let you imagine for yourself how good the rest of the calendar shots must be.


Monday, July 16, 2012

Youth Project Taylorcraft Restoration - AAA of Colorado

Certified Aeronautical Products is proud to support the Antique Airplane Association of Colorado Taylorcraft Rebuild Youth Project.  The airplane is a BC12-D which will sport a Continental C85 upgrade purchased by the AAA of Colorado last year.  CAP has also donated approved paperwork for the airplane to be modified with Luscombe exhaust.  Headed up by long-time antique airplane restorer, Jack Greiner, the program has provided opportunities for young people to get involved in aviation.  Past restorations on which the team has participated include a 1931 Rose Parakeet, a Pietenpol Aircamper, and now a Taylorcraft.  Some of the kids have achieved in pilot training and have gone on to obtain a private pilot's certificate.  We applaud the work of the AAA of Colorado and Jack Greiner.











See more about this project here.http://antiqueaircraftofco.org/index.htm

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Taylorcraft Open Cowl Photos

Here's a little design assistance to restorers of Pre-war Taylorcraft BC-series airplanes who want to retain the "Open cowl" appearance.

The attached report contains detailed photographs of this installation.

Drawings Available for Taylorcraft BC Baffles

Certified Aeronautical Products announces the availability of FAA approved drawings for Taylorcraft BC-series Engine Baffles (enclosed cowl type). With parts currently not being supplied by the factory or by another entity like Wag Aero, or Univair, Taylorcraft restorers are being forced to deal with repairs and patchwork of their existing baffles. In some cases the baffles do not exist with some Taylorcraft project airplanes. C.A.P. in an effort to assist owners with this problem have developed a set of drawings that may be used to re-make or repair their engine baffles. We provide the 12-page drawing and FAA-DER approval for your airplane for $ 175.00.

Here's what one of our customers had to say.

Terry,
I received your drawings and notes on January 15. I am pleased and believe they will work out well. For perspective, an IA friend of mine got some PMA'd baffles, from Univair I believe, for his Champ to complete a re-built engine installation. Then he spent a week modifying and installing them. I fully expect to do some tweaking but having a good starting point is important.
I would be happy to tell others about your work. Maybe a note on the Taylorcraft site would be appropriate if it's ok with you.
Thanks for your help!

Sincerely ,
George W.


NOTICE: At the time of this posting (01/19/2011) the drawing does not contain instructions for fabrication of the large rear baffle. This is to be added in the future. So for the current time being, we are offering this complimentary reference copy of Gilberti drawing # G-118 Rev. A. This drawing does not give all of the dimensions, but does provide a general representation of the overall contours.

Monday, September 6, 2010

Taylorcraft BC & BC12D Engine Upgrade

Certified Aeronautical Products offers the following STC paperwork for sale:

STC # SA1-210: 85 HORSEPOWER!

PLEASE BEAR WITH US WHILE
THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
OUR FORMS ARE OUT OF DATE.
THEY ARE BEING REVISED.

Taylorcraft BC / BC12D Engine Upgrade
Optional Gross Weight Increase
(Formerly known as the Gilberti/Harer STC)



CONFIGURATION A. 
Conversion to BC12D-85
w/ C85-8 Cont. Engine
- Short Engine Mount
- Retain Original Gross Weight, or
- Increase Gross Weight to 1280 lb

CONFIGURATION B. 
Conversion to BC12D-4-85 or Model 19
w/ C85-12 Cont. Engine.
- Long Engine Mount
- Retain Original Gross Weight, or
- Increase Gross Weight to 1500 lb.

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 FOR PRICE DETAILS, CLICK ON THE "CATALOG" TAB ABOVE TO VIEW OUR CATALOG.
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TO ORDER: via snail mail

We need the following information to process your order.  
Send Check or M.O to our address below.

  • Name of Aircraft Owner
  • Address (Owner)
  • Address (for shipment of STC paperwork - if different)
  • Contact telephone
  • E-mail address
  • Model # of Aircraft
  • Serial # of Aircraft
  • Indicate method of payment: PayPal / Check / Money Order 

TO EXPEDITE ORDER: via internet


Email us the above information. Request a PayPal invoice.  We will turn around and send you an invoice with several optional methods:
  • Electronic Check
  • Credit Card
  • Pay with funds from your PayPal account
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Contact:
Certified Aeronautical Products
2457 Texas Highway 236
Moody, TX 76557

phone: (254) 715-4773

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Taylorcraft Exhaust Conversion

Taylorcraft BC-Series or DC-Series
Conversion to Dual Exhaust (Luscombe 8E-style)
Comes with installation drawings and DER 8110-3 Approval Paperwork to be referenced on 337.


All parts are available as FAA-PMA parts from Wag-Aero, Univair, or other sources.
Improves maintainability of exhaust and improves carburetor heater / cabin heater performance.

No cross-over tube behind engine.


Lower oil temperature due to less radiant heat impingement on oil reservoir.

Makes for more room at rear of engine for alternator or generator installation (with C85, C90, O200).





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Airplane/Engine model & s/n



Monday, May 31, 2010

Service Bulletins for C.A.P. STC 'S

Certified Aeronautical Products is issuing the following Service Bulletins applicable to airplanes modified per STC # SA1-210. (Taylorcraft BC-series) and/or STC # SA01264LA (Taylorcraft DC Series)

SB.01 Fuel Flow Requirements May 31, 2010 (originally released Jan. 17, 1962)

SB.02 Policy on Prior Use of STC # SA1-210 Data May 31, 2010

SB.03 Implementation of STC # SA1-210 without wing structural mods Aug. 2, 2012

SB.04 Fuel Consumption: Range and Endurance
Nov. 10, 2010


SB.05 McCauley 1A101 Series Propeller Details (L-2 with O-200 engine) March 5, 2019  

SB.06 Propeller Listings for CAP Engine Upgrade STC's March 5, 2019

SB.07 Engine Mount Substitutions, Alternate Parts Sources January 18, 2020

SB.08 Rev B Exhaust Substitutions

Thursday, May 27, 2010

STC # SA1-210 - 85 hp STC - for Taylorcraft BC and BC12-D is Finally Available Once Again

Certified Aeronautical Products is proud to once again offer the 85 hp STC upgrade for Taylorcraft models BC and BC12D.

Fully FAA Approved and available FOR SALE, this Supplemental Type Certificate, STC # SA1-210 (formerly known as the Gilberti/Harer STC) allows you to install an 85 horsepower Continental C85-8, C85-8F, C85-12, or C85-12F engine in place of the original 65 horsepower A65 engine.


Click on the image above to order your AUTHORIZED COPY today!

Or... Contact us at

(254) 715-4773
CERTIFIED AERONAUTICAL PRODUCTS
2457 Texas Highway 236
Moody, TX 76557

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