I’m truly indebted to the incredibly kind person who’s helping me out with parts for MYRO. This week just about all the remaining parts that I need to repair MYRO were delivered by courier and after laying them out on the ground I’m now raring to get started. Just one small tube missing (wrong one sent in error) but although I may be mistaken, I think that MYRO’s one may not have been damaged after all. I’ll have to see when I begin to strip off the damaged items.
At present I can’t do any work during the day because I have a back-log of work for my business which must take priority so I’m hoping to be able to make a start this coming week-end. The first thing will be to get cracking on the pod – do the small repairs that are needed, strip off the Cyclone AX3 transfers and get it prepped for respraying – then clean and repaint the replacement forks and tubes so they’re ready to go on when I have the pod back. That way the panel and all its instruments and wiring will not be exposed to the open air for any longer than absolutely necessary as unlike the last time, MYRO’s out in the open and not under cover in my garage.
I know that once I can get started and get some momentum going, I’ll soon have MYRO back in the air where it belongs 😉







