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About tassytriker
- Birthday 16/09/1966
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airborne trike
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Heybridge,Tasmania
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Australia
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Damaged Trike
tassytriker replied to tassytriker's topic in Trikes and Microlight Aircraft Usergroup
Hello Im very sorry I havent been to active for a while and seemed to have missed some replies. For anyone interested the damaged trike has been listed on facebook market place recently. It comes with a trailer and is in nw Tas. Cheers Gary. -
We used to have oversized disc pads bonded to the backing plates on cat skidders and then sand them to suit with a 7" sander and no ppe!
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I have 3 of the same type of floating chargers they just have a voltage regulator and cut out when voltage reaches around 12.5 volts fairly simple and I've used them for a long,long ,long time or maybe longer? Where I think there could be an issue would be if you were to have a battery with a dead cell the charger wont recognise this and keep charging trying to reach the 12.5v and there would be an overcharge of the remaining cells possibly causing a short!
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Rib pattern for Wizard II
tassytriker replied to Callahan's topic in Trikes and Microlight Aircraft Usergroup
If it is the same as the streak 2B the suspect bracket was a thin stainless one and updated with a thicker aluminium one? You will find the full AD on airbornes sight. -
How about remove the base bar, brace the down tubes well above the pilots head and have a couple of short handle bars on the bottom of the down tubes? That would have to give you a better chance of not being smacked in the ribs?
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Im not sure I understand what you mean Tornado?
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I wonder what could be done about redesigning the base bar so as it were to contact the seat frame area in extreme movements instead of the pilot? I would imagine the scenario would be the same if the wing contacted something on the ground?
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Damaged Trike
tassytriker replied to tassytriker's topic in Trikes and Microlight Aircraft Usergroup
Yes I believe so -
Trike pilots must watch
tassytriker replied to skeptic36's topic in Trikes and Microlight Aircraft Usergroup
Thanks Bill Have a bit better understanding now but note there is some confusion with some of us trike pilots?I will be looking at it further also am due for biennial soon so will discuss with CFI. Gary. -
Trike pilots must watch
tassytriker replied to skeptic36's topic in Trikes and Microlight Aircraft Usergroup
In a spiral dive to ease the bar out and level the wings. -
Trike pilots must watch
tassytriker replied to skeptic36's topic in Trikes and Microlight Aircraft Usergroup
That is completely opposite from how I was taught? how many instructors teach/practice it this way? -
Damaged Trike
tassytriker replied to tassytriker's topic in Trikes and Microlight Aircraft Usergroup