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Posts posted by corvairkr
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No worries mate,i liked your page...looking forward to the updates.thank you jasonjason
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All the best Mate...
Jason
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What airport was that ?....didn't look like Temora.................Maj, i believe its Jamestown South Australia.
jason
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They certainly do Tim:thumb up:Yeah i could swear temora aviation museum has a hudson bomber thats flyingjason
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I know where there is one..Something like this would tick all my boxes...jason
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March's ? I'm still waiting on February'sI don't have mine yet but living 150 kays from the editor doesn't seem to make much difference. We get it late here on the Gold Coast .jason
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Bob,Anyone know the "clean" stall speed?i have a set of W10 plans which state stalling speed with flaps 43kts and stall speed without flaps 49kts @ gross of 646kg (1425lb)
I was looking over a Tailwind this morning which is a regular visitor from Montpelier,beautiful aircraft i love them a bit heavy for RAA though.
Its little sister the Wittman Buttercup would be a perfect fit for RAA http://luceair.com/replica_buttercup.html
Jason
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Beautiful work Phil,it would almost be a shame to cover it.
Jason
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G'Day Harry....
Jason
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Same young fella with his mate in the back:thumb down:
Jason
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Oooh i don't know fellas i can see FD's point i don't think he is criticizing the Jab pilot for doing a go around but for taking so long to initiate it.
The Jab has flown all of final watching a Trojan slowly backtracking towards him. Wouldn't it be better airmanship to initiate a go around sooner rather than later and get a call out in what i would assume to be a busy circuit at an airshow rather than getting his panties up in a bunch and buzzing the Trojan at 50ft?
Jason
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If you have know luck Jim try this Yahoo group they may be able to help.Hi all,I have been trying to help a fellow flyer with a VW engine. I am having trouble getting the baby to start. Looking for ideas or advice.It's a VW aero conversions.
Magneto ignition that has been re-timed. It's a Bendix dual mag D4RN 2021. Has been timed to the K mark and E gap at R which I think is 8 deg BTDC. It has an impulse system to delay 20 Deg to assist with starting.
When I check timing on the engine I can adjust it to open points at 8 Degrees BTDC. However the motor will not start. I get the occasional fire but just wont turn over.
Any ideas? Does the timing sound correct? Any advice from some that have experience with the VW's or Magneto would be greatly appreciated.
Jim Tatlock.
http://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/aerovee/info
Jason
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At the end of the video check out the crosswinds video bottom row second from the left,they were earning their coin that day:thumb up:Just saw this in the news section of the forum. If ever your plane goes missing , this could be why...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqGhO49xF0Yjason
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Hey Marty, there is one in the latest mag with 460hrs on it and they're asking $8900 neg:coffee:You got me all excited until you said it was attached to an airframe. I wanted to see what 2nd hand low hour 80hp 912's are worth.Jason
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Howdy BlurE.....
Jason
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G'day Maj,
I remembered stumbling across these ages ago,they may be of help.
http://www.full-lotus.com/rigging-kits.html
http://www.lockwoodaircraft.com/Drifter.htm
Jason
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He uses a bit of KY jelly around the outside rim
Especially when he says he's smearing it around his rimShe will be even more concerned if you tell her you are going down to the hangar to experiment to see how much KY you need and how well it works!jason
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Just caught the end of it on the news it looked like the Stolp Starlet in the latest mag page 14,it landed with under carriage problems.
jason
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That's exactly what they're doing with the new FK51,apparently the thunderous roar of the 912 just wont cut it:blush:
http://www.fk-lightplanes.com/news.php?ln=2&id_g=2
Jason
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Hmmm Nev, i thought it sounded like a four stroke it certainly looked like one through the windscreen:scratching head:Typical TWO stroke stoppage symptoms. By the time any noises start, it's pretty much all over. I'm not anti two stroke in saying this. They have their place. Good power to weight ratio. Nevjason
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found a link...http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2510474/Microlight-crashes-Somerton-fields-engine-cut-out.html
jason
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This bloke has done extremely well.
I have been told he is a 30hr student pilot on his second solo. He had to put it in early or he would have cleaned up a heard of cattle and if he had tried to go over the cattle he would of been under power lines.....well done mate:thumb up:
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582 carbie needle setting for pre mix?
in Engines and Props
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Here you go Tim,
http://www.ultralightnews.ca/bing/bingjetchart.html
Jason