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  1. planet47
    I don't know why you are all picking on Jasmin. She didn't break anything... No she didn't. Like I said previously it could have been worse but it wasn't. But I think I know now what caused the incident at Old Bar - big bras and small knickers on clothes lines at the nearby caravan park!
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    Could have been worse eg male pilot, festival in progress and a ferris wheel!
  3. planet47
    It's interesting:- 1. Pilot = Jasmin Kirsch 2. Who let the spectators on the road and what words did they utter when they realised what could happen?
  4. planet47
    Woman pilot. Might have even gone from flying a J170 to a C160
  5. planet47
    Thanks - looking forward to reading it!
  6. planet47
    Yay for Jack Flyer!!!! Did he get a ride in the two seat quicksilver?
  7. planet47
    Dont be so hard on yourself. Its definitely better than the ones I haven't got.
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    I don't think I will be embarking on a career of building planes - just one will do fine!
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    I just wonder what percentage of the audience at Ms Rodwell's seminar were psychiatrists and other mental health workers trying to get the inside story for some of their clientele?
  10. planet47
    Its a good story and I like it!!!
  11. planet47
    Twenty years I think will see me dead. Type? Something that flies faster and has a better range than the slowsilver, can put a passenger in or a couple of bags, no sailcloth, with a pusher motor and definitely a fuel guage. I don't want unnecessary instruments, the slowsilver is limited to some basic instruments and I am happy with that. However, I like the view out of the slowsilver's pod and because I am vertically challenged, I feel that it will be necessary for it not to be built for individuals who are 6ft tall and 6" wide. Different ones appeal to me along this line such as the titan tornado and thundergull. The only problem I envisage with that look is the low tail for landings and takeoffs. There are many aspects to this that I have to learn and there is a lot of decisions that will get made or are being made or perhaps have been made (?). I like the slowsilver but.......
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    Thanks metalman2 for that. It will be a scratch build and I know someone quite knowledgeable and helpful on the subject so for that I am grateful and as long as he keeps the technical jargon simple I will be even more grateful - should be ready in about 10 years time I think (only joking I hope).
  13. planet47
    Jack Flyer did well. Does he sing in his plane too when he is pushing 55 knots? Just curious! Is there a waiting time for the next instalment?
  14. planet47
    Man this is all very daunting for me who is considering building from scratch!
  15. planet47
    It's great isn't it! But bloody rabbits and their holes.
  16. planet47
    As the tag name says, this is how my flying goes. round and round in circles until I hit something solid An interesting concept - with or without the stick
  17. planet47
    Go Jack Flyer!!!
  18. planet47
    Is this likely to deter Jack Flyer?
  19. planet47
    Poor Jack with all his injuries (I suffered multiple lacerations (33 stiches) broken,wrist,collar bone,3 fractured fingures, a brocken ankle and multiple bruising). All he had was a joint and a half a bottle of rum for his troubles. Got to say my quicksilver doesn't have a fuel guage. Have to rely on me knowing how many litres of fuel I have and how much time in the sky it will buy me. More.....more.....more......!!
  20. planet47
    Charlie arrived this arvo with his Quicksilver,sure is a contraption with wires everywhere.looks a bit flimsy if you ask me. Yes they are. Jack Flyer was pretty proud of himself and rightly so. Ready for Chapter 4 whenever you are ready to post it.
  21. planet47
    Lovely stuff - want the next instalment.
  22. planet47
    Wow - I am green with envy. By the way I like your list especially about going to a town where aircraft park in the main street.
  23. planet47
    I think it may pay to change the prop to the climbing prop at the moment too. Climb rate this morning was only around 100ft a minute because it was sooo hot. Long time to get to 500ft let alone thinking about 1000ft.
  24. planet47
    I think there are also some microlight (powered hang gliders) at Somersby and Warnervale on the Central coast. Give the Central Coast Aero Club at Warnervale a try:- ".....Our Ultralight training organisation is Valley Ultralights. The CFI, Paul Crowfoot before moving to Ultralights had a successful career as a commercial pilot and is tremendously experienced. He has trained a large number of pilots at Warnervale including quite a number of regular GA pilots who have cross trained to obtain their RA-AUS Pilot's Certificate". Valley Ultralights CFI: Paul Crowfoot Phone: (02) 4982 5286 Mobile: 0425 840120 Email: [email protected]
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