To the Flite Test Community;
Caleb has done it, he has successfully designed, built, tested and released his Honda Trainer to the community. With over a month in production the hard work has finally paid off. In this article will you find his success story through the maiden video above, and the how to build along to support those who plan to build and fly his Honda Trainer DIY aircraft. Through this process Caleb has really embraced the Aircraft design cycle, from research to testing. This process has also gave him a greater appreciation for what engineers have to go through to create general aviation machines. Thus leading him instead of engineering, to be the one flying the aircraft! Caleb is hands down are best pilot, he puts in the work everyday to get better at his craft. Understanding how a plane flies goes along way, and it shows in the classroom.
Due to Caleb's efforts, we are proud to announce that he was awarded the District 9 AMA Camp Scholarship. Traveling to Indiana this summer to fly with the best has made this whole effort worth it. Energized more then ever, Caleb is planning to pursue a Flight School following high school, earn a degree, capture flight hours flying bush planes in Alaska, and completing his journey as being a commercial pilot. Only a junior, we are fortunate to have his leadership and skills one more year.
Here they are, download and have fun and alway, share your Honda trainer builds; https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kcCT6z9gtJBdmpx6UL9BfkESi5LSXB6o/view
For more information about the SVVSD Innovation Center please visit: http://innovation.svvsd.org/
Thank you for watching and support our program and students!
Caleb - thanks for your hard work and dedication to a project and seeing it through! You have no idea that in the working world, its hard for adults to put forth an effort like you have shown. Keep exploring, keep pushing your personal limitations, always ask for help when needed, you will go far!
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Thanks
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Is it even necessary? Wire would have given undercarriage a plenty
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