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  1. Hi all,

     

    Long shot I know, but would anyone know of anyone who might have a spare trim cable available for a J-160. The urgency is that it is holding up training at a flight school. Happy to pay air freight, etc if one available quicker than getting it from Jabiru QLD.

     

    Thanks in anticipation….

  2. Hi Guys,

     

    Apologies if this question has been asked before, but section 12.4, 2.1 of the RA-AUS technical manual Issue 4.1 March 2021 states the following:

     

    “2.1 Altimeters must be checked every 2 years against a currently certified altimeter (a LAMEs test equipment) or other appropriate test equipment (e.g. a water manometer and scale, or a wide area augmentation system (WAAS) compatible GPS) and must not deviate by more than +/- 100 feet, up to the maximum normally expected operating altitude of the aircraft.”

     

    My question is this: is it possible to use a WAAS compatible GPS for this purpose in Australia? A Google search seems to indicate that the WAAS system is USA based only.  Apparently there is a new system in Australia called the “National Positioning Infrastructure Capability (NPIC) but I can’t see any information as to whether WAAS enabled GPS’s can utilise this infrastructure. 
     

    Thanks in anticipation. Phil

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  3. Skyfox Gazelle for Sale - an excellent example, in very good condition. 
    Registration No: 24-3530 
    Serial Number: CA-25N-061 
    Year Built: 1997 
    Total Time Airframe: 1658 
    Specifications: 
    Empty Weight: 335Kg 
    Maximum useful load: 185Kg 
    Stall Speed: 43 kts 
    Cruise Speed: 75 kts 
    Fuel Consumption: 13.7L/hr 
    Engine: Rotax 912A, on condition due to age, only 161hrs since install 
    Propeller: Bolly, 3-blade
    New Coastal Aviation shock absorbers
    Aileron hanger aluminium replacement completed on right wing (other wing regularly inspected – excellent condition). 

    Located in Esperance, Western Australia - available to ferry (either fly or tow) anywhere in Aus at new owner's expense.

    Asking Price: $33,000
     

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  4. Hi Everyone,

     

    I have recently purchased an SP2000, but it does not have the nosewheel spat - looking to see if I can either buy, build or modify one. Apparently it's the later spat I need not the earlier one. The factory says their mould was destroyed in the flood a while back so they can't make me one. Thanks for any help.

     

    Cheers....Phil

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  5. I also returned to flying after 10 years out of the saddle, Jan/Feb this year at Whitegum, in the Foxbat. Nice plane and enjoyed the experience. After enjoying a few different types of RA aircraft this year I have ended up coming back full circle to GA and am now wearing the "RV grin", loving flying a very nice RV-7A out of YNTM.

     

    Enjoy and maybe we'll catch up sometime around the Perth area.

     

    Rgds, Phil

     

     

  6. If an aircraft manufacturer offers a range of different engine types with their aircraft from the factory, is it permissible under the regulations to change the engine to a different type after the aircraft is registered (24 rego), as long as the new engine is one of those which can be delivered from new by the factory?

     

     

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