BPN

Is there a chance that I could do an oldest pilot around Australia. What is the record for oldest?

Hi Ian , just like to say thank you for the service and prompt response to our phone conversation.

received goods as promised by express today.

Regards Bruce

Congrats Graham & val, if it is as reliable as my 2007 model you will have many pleasant and happy hours of trouble free flying .

Would be predictable outcome with Ungerface still there

I know it's over kill but I change my oil every 25 hrs and filter every 50. Never have to worry about topping up . Burp when hot and again cold before starting . Just trying to get a long long life.

I have used oz r since they started. Have done over ten return trips from north west way to ybhi and ymia, as well as many other trips. Always found it reliable ,never been let down . I really like the fact that there is continuos improvement. Have not used Av plan so cannot make a comparison, however if it ain't broke don't fix it.

Would it be at all possible to return this thread to its purpose? While I believe that Hiluxes have been designed in collaboration with the Chiropractic Association to maximise their profits and I have had far too many experiences with vehicalicidal 'Roos, neither of these fascinating topics of debate have the slightest to do with the CASA instrument regarding Jabiru engines.

Just shows how we can all get side tracked from the main event.

I think it was stated in this forum that out of 2000 Jab engines in service only 50 reached TBO. Enough statistic for me. But I also understand that for a private owner doing 50 to 100h a year it might not be such a big issue. For TFT's it should.

(50,000 reference is from Wikipedia)

Deborah, your defence and devotion is admirable . But IMO you are blinkered to reality .

G'day and welcome. Exactly where is KSNA?

Regards Bruce

Just fantastic. You make it look so easy. Keep them coming (vids) as you progress.

You are correct, still not officially on the RAA website. I have recently had accassion to use Darren's professional services and can only speak highly of him.

Straight down the line, no nonnsence, new his stuff, resolved my issues in a timely and professional manner. If he has been appointed our new Tech Manager

I wish him well.

BPN Broken Hill

Hello All, Just a thank you to all who made the effort to come. It was a stunningly successful weekend. The Friday night social get together

in the "Padre's Hangar" was great, 80 kg of fresh yabbies were consumed along with various camp oven stews and salads and damper,all

washed down with a very modest quantity of ales, wine, and soft drinks. Saturday saw a display of old and new aircraft , including the DHA3,

Drover, used by the Australian Aerial Medical Services, forerunner to the RFDS. The Loacal RFDS base was also thrown open to

the public and was a great attraction with over 1500 people from town taking advantage of this.

Saturday evening at the iconic Silverton Hotel was again brilliant with a superb buffet dinner followed by and auction raising over $7400

for the RFDS. Our guest speaker, Capt David Evans ,(check Capt on QF32) had everyone spell bound and thanks to David for making the effort.

we had 84 aircraft fly from all over Aus to make the event. The longest flight was from PNG ,a great effort. Unfortunately weather prevented

5 from overseas (TAS) coming. Again thanks to all who made this a great 75th Anniversary.

Bruce Nevill

Secretary Aero Club of Broken Hill.

5135 and passenger will be there for the Sat and overnight.Just waiting on weather report

Phil.

only 15 places left before cut off so get in asap. if for some reason you cannot get here you will get refund less 5%

just to help cover our rather huge costs.

Hope you can make it.

Bruce

Hello all.

Just over 4 weeks to go. Registrations filling fast, don't miss out get yours in. Final numbers must be in by

9th October for catering etc.

Regards Bruce

Sounds like a great weekend ! BPN - is camping under wing a possibility.

Regards Bruce

Renmark and Loxton clubs will be attending.Numbers later.

phil.

Bruce

Latest update..The Aero Club of Broken Hill would like to acknowledge Broken Hill City Council. Council has waived all landing fees for the weekend for aircraft attending our 75th anniversary celebrations.

Look forward to seeing as many as possible.

Regards Bruce Nevill

Secretary

Received my renewal yesterday and it was the normal plastic card.

Ian, with due respect, if it aint broken dont fix it. This new stuff sucks. It seems change for changes sake.

I just don't see the need to change all the time without any benefit.

Regards Bruce

Greetings to all aviation enthusiasts, Australia wide, past and present club members.

Don’t miss this event! Mark in your diary, calendar or electronic device the above dates. We are celebrating the 75th Anniversary of The Aero Club of Broken Hill which was officially incorporated on the 15th July 1938. A great program has been planned for all to enjoy. We are pleased to also mark the 85th Anniversary of the Royal Flying Doctor Service at this event.

A “Fly-In” has been scheduled for the weekend of the 18th to 20th October 2013. We aim to provide avid aviators from all over Australia with a unique outback cultural experience with a very distinct country aviation theme.

Friday the 18th will see a hangar get together to acquaint with old and new friends over a feast of fresh yabbies, camp oven stews, damper and a quiet (noisy!) beer. Saturday the 19th October will showcase a static display of modern and vintage aircraft and for the thrill seekers among us, an “Extra 300” aerobatics aeroplane will be on field to take those who desire for the ride of their life.

The display of Aircraft on Saturday will consist of a vintage “Drover” one of the first aircraft used by the Australian Aerial Medical Service, forerunner to the Royal Flying Doctor Service. It is fitting then, that our display will be located at the Royal Flying Doctor Service hangar at Broken Hill where you will be able to view demonstrations of this vital Outback service in action and tour the base and Visitor Centre.

Also on display will be Vintage Aircraft from the Vintage Aircraft Society of Australia, Warbirds, modern Ultra-Lights, Light Sport and Light Aircraft together with modern Corporate Aircraft.

In keeping with our outback location we have endeavoured to incorporate some legendary and iconic Australian places of interest. A planned unique outback adventure will follow the “Fly-In” on Saturday with a late afternoon bus trip to the outback town of Silverton, where the filming of “Mad Max” took place.

The “Old Gaol” and “School House” museums will be privately opened for our friends and visitors, followed by a short walk to the most renowned and filmed hotel in Australia, the iconic “Silverton Hotel” where a Special buffet dinner of “gargantuan” proportions will be served with some complimentary wines. Other drinks may be purchased at the bar.

The highlight of the evening will be our guest speaker, an exciting addition to our weekend. Captain David Evans, Qantas A380 check and training Captain will present on his unique experience and the crucial role teamwork played in the safe recovery of a crippled Qantas A380. The aircraft suffered a catastrophic uncontained engine explosion soon after take-off from Singapore on 4th November 2010.

Funds raised from the Silent Auction on that night will be donated to the Royal Flying Doctor Service.

For those who wish to flyin registration will be essential.

Package highlights include:

Package 1 ALL INCLUSIVE WEEKEND REGISTRATION per person $180.00

(Includes: Entire weekend bus transfers to and from accommodation/Airport, Bus Transfers to and from Silverton, ALL meals for Friday Evening - Hanger Meal, Saturday -Breakfast, Lunch and Gourmet Buffet Dinner (complementary glass of wine), Sunday - Breakfast, unlimited landing fees)

Package 2 SATURDAY Gourmet Buffet Dinner ONLY per person $140.00

(Includes: Entire weekend bus transfers to and from accommodation/airport, bus transfers to and from Silverton, Saturday Breakfast and lunch, Saturday Night Gourmet Buffet Dinner) and Sunday Breakfast.

Please note that prices do not include accommodation. Our recommendations for accommodation are:

Desert Sand Motor Inn: (08)80884122

Emaroo Cottages: 0418 862 260

Please complete and return the attached registration form.

Registration forms are also available to be downloaded via:

pdf below or go to

http://www.brokenhillaustralia.com.au/event-calendar/

Registration form.pdf

Registration form.pdf

Registration form.pdf

We all know about the use of mobile phones issue, don't we. ? Even the big boys bend this one.

BTW Nev, St Pats is on this weekend.

A big weekend in the Hill

Have you seen the Living Desert, the magnificant sculptures, or the mundi mundi plains at sunset.

Come to our 75th and maybe you will.

Do you enjoy a great feed of yabbies and a bush camp oven all washed down with a quite coldie and or a nice red or cheeky white .. .?. Only the start. Be art of our October celebrations. 18th / 2oth oct. Broken Hill Aero club 75th anniversary celebrations