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Pete-the-Pilot

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  • Birthday 29/02/1944

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  1. Hi all, With the impending meeting in Canberra regarding RAAUS/AUF I wonder if we are really losing sight of our heritage??? and maybe we should STOP and rethink ------ what we are --- where we are ----- and where we want to go ??? Just a thought starter. Click on the following link >>> http://www.flyingmag.com/blogs/going-direct/light-sport-aircraft-market-self-inflicted-luxury?cmpid=enews020513&spPodID=030&spMailingID=15439547&spUserID=MTE4ODcyNjIwMTAS1&spJobID=211219181&spReportId=MjExMjE5MTgxS0 "May there always be smooth winds under your wings" Pete.
  2. Can only be a Foxbat A22ls, more than enough shoulder room and no bloody control stick to get stuck on your legs --- great stall speed and more than enough cruise --90 knots for xcountry work, an all round excellent trainer and very safe aircraft to fly, has to be a Foxbat, go fly one and them make up your mind. Pete.
  3. I want to know if it really did fly????
  4. Hi Mate, we have the following Foxbat for sale, if you need it delivered I will be able to assist with flying it to you, please call Jeff on the number shown below. Best regards, Pete. Factory built Jan 2007. Rotax 912 100 HP TT 896 Hrs. Always hangared at YCAB. White, standard instruments and Flydat. Complete maintenance history. Fantastic condition & performer. Making way for new aircraft. $72,500 Contact Jeff 0411 567 405
  5. No worries, I'm sure that none of us know every aircraft built, so don't worry.
  6. Have you not heard of a Foxbat Rick-P??
  7. What plane is that?? Well done, yes it's the shadow of my Foxbat 24-4883 at YCAB, and attached is a photo of her landing at YWSG at the last Festival of Flight 2010.
  8. What plane is that?? Hi Guys, My turn, taken when landing at YKRY, "What plane is that??" and sorry Tomo, you can't be a participant.
  9. Yea mate, it is Bradfield and no I didn't land even though it looked dry from the air ---- safety first :-)
  10. :crying:Unfortunately, I understand that the event was called off ---- either today or yesterday.
  11. Hi All, I am attaching some photos taken by some fellow pilots and myself on recent flights out over the flooded areas around Toowoomba/Pittsworth/Cecil Plains/Dalby/Kingaroy.
  12. Hi All, This lot of photos is for those of you who are too young to have experienced this disaster and too those of you who remember and too any of you --- who like me went out every day and assisted in the relief operation, the joys of being in the Marine industry and owning a boat. Here are some nostalgic photos of "THE BIG FLOOD" of '74. http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/gallery-e6freon6-1225937772687 <<<< go this link to see all the photos. Two photos [803648 & 804565] are of the area now know as south Bank and that is where the service department used to be, in '74, under water and 2 foot of silt covered the floor after the waters receded, and it took months of very hard and dirty,smelly work to clean the place. --- YUK!! Photo 771514 is a dredge wedged under the Centenary bridge at Jindalee and if you wanted a beer at the regatta Hotel then you had to own a boat. Let's hope this doesn't ever happen again. Pete.
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