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  1. Sure, there was a roped off area with a few RAA registered aircraft sitting in it, but no-one in attendance to talk to anyone about the displayed aircraft. .

    We were there to talk about our plane, and were often about to give info and we did to several people who asked and were interested.

     

    Sorry you weren't impressed PRW.

     

    I am there tomorrow if anybody wants to have a look at our plane....and will be all day. Our number is displayed in the front, if we aren't around.

     

    Just holler. 001_smile.gif.2cb759f06c4678ed4757932a99c02fa0.gif

     

    -Linda

     

     

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  2. Thanks Linda. Can I get away without an ASIC card. I really don't want to get one at this stage.

    C.

     

    It is a security controlled airport, but some airports are classed as security controlled but do not have RPT operations. An ASIC is not required at these airports. (this is from CASA themselves). Broken Hill has REX going in and out of it, as well as the RFDS.

     

    A list is found here.

     

    http://www.airportsecurity.net.au/airportsecurity/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=69&Itemid=66

     

    -Linda

     

     

  3. Hoping to fly to Broken Hill now at Easter. Fly up Friday and stay for the weekend. I will only go if the weather is looking good. Still a lot of learning needed on my part yet.

    Compulsion.

     

    Broken Hill at Easter time is good. We have been there a couple of times, weather starts to settle down, but it can still get a tad warm.

     

    Fly early in the morning (that's what DS is for isn't it?) when it is cooler, or late in the arvo.

     

    Beautiful big airport with a fantastic runway.

     

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Broken_Hill_Airport_overview_Vabre.jpg

     

    -Linda

     

     

  4. the 5 hr leg was interesting, it was a race to the toilet when we landed!

    Wow 5 hours...well done. I have done 4 and that was pushing it, although Brian usually has to go before me! 003_cheezy_grin.gif.c5a94fc2937f61b556d8146a1bc97ef8.gif

     

    Great pictures Rob, thank you for sharing them.

     

    The pictures north of Mildura are specatacular, the country out there is our favourite right up to Broken Hill.

     

    Thank you for the picture of the Asses Ears too, makes looking for it a little easier from the air when you have some idea what it looks like.

     

    Glad you got back safe and sound.

     

    -Linda

     

     

  5. My concerns are for the safety of ALL jabiru operators, thats you included. Call it bashing if you like, and to a degree it often is, but I have your best interests at heart.

    All our aircraft are also maintained by someone who is particular about how they run. He owns 2 of them ;)

    And I thank you for your concern, it is appreciated, and I am glad you have someone one does own and maintain them, because there is alot out there who think they do know them, but in actual fact have no idea how to look after them...we have seen the evidence.

     

    Keep smiling Merv. 001_smile.gif.2cb759f06c4678ed4757932a99c02fa0.gif

     

    -Linda

     

     

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  6. Merv.

     

    I can understand what you are saying, and I sympathize with the rotten luck you seem to be having with them.

     

    I am sorry that you are "done" with them, and as you have said the aircraft is good....it is.

     

    We are damn lucky to have a wonderful, safe aircraft, that has never given us any issues and is maintained by someone who is very particular about how it runs.

     

    And the bagging bit? It's a Jabiru, it has to create some sort of bashing, the name itself is like a magnet.

     

    Those who do it know who they are, and with threads that start off with "another through bolt gone" usually brings them in.

     

    -Linda

     

     

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  7. *sigh*

     

    The above statement is all you will get out of me, because this will go nowhere without the usual 085_blah_blah.gif.5dd1f55e9e017c1ed039995789e61c55.gif

     

    If this was a thread that I had the pleasure of moderating, this would go no further because you have made your dislike for this aircraft/engine quite clear several times.

     

    In saying this, you are entitled to your opinion Merv, and have a right to get it off your chest, but in doing so sometimes makes it worse, as the Jab bashers start and it just goes on.

     

    -Linda

     

     

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  8. HiHas anyone got a through bolt torque up plan, i.e which nuts in order to torque up on a 2200 engine

    Cheers

     

    Gary

    Hi Gary,

     

    start at the bolts in the centre of the engine and work out to the ends making sure that you torque both of the nuts on each through bolt.

     

    cheers

     

    Brian

     

     

  9. There is a short course that I know of that some RA instructors do. P.O.P (Partners of Pilots) I believe it is called and it is designed to understand how to work the radio and bring the aircraft into land the best way possible, if something happens in flight.

     

    And no. I haven't done it. I have said to Brian several times, I am not interested in flying it and if he feels ill at all before we go anywhere we remain on the ground.

     

    -Linda

     

     

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  10. I might also put a mount on the roof between the pilot and passenger.

    We have that aswell.

     

    We made a bracket out of 2" aluminium flat and bent it to make a flat surface to put one of the sticky mounts onto it and then attached it to the frame behind our heads with some wide velcro tape and it sits with little or no movement.

     

    -Linda

     

     

  11. I have read that the suction cup mount works on a wing and will not come off.

    Compulsion,

     

    We have the GP 2 aswell, but don't just trust the suction cup mounts on their own. There would be nothing worse than flying at 100+ knts and the GP falls off at whatever altitude you are going to film at.

     

    We are still working on a design to mount ours to the strut, and finding something a bit more suitable to secure it to the mount.

     

    -Linda

     

     

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