tillmanr
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Typo in #4 above, should read Joyce not Jones. It may be only part of his income but big donation in my opinion. His package is not much different to many on excessive bundles.
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He has, about $3.3million. Easy to search. I am not an apologist for Mr A Jones.
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The registration now appears to be allocated to a Cirrus
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The Jabiru site only shows the current J series aircraft from my looking.
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Can't turn, Can't climb, Can't run: F35 problems
tillmanr replied to fly_tornado's topic in Military Aviation
I was driving a school bus down from Falls Creek Vic when a great tearing sound filled my ears. I thought it was an 18 wheeler locked up about to wipe us out With a flash, the F111 went up the valley at our eye level. Frightening but great to experience. -
CHANGE FROM MICROAIR TO TRIG VHF COMM
tillmanr replied to Roscoe's topic in Instruments, Radios and Electronics
Be very careful of using trico. Bad health downside from fumes. -
Recommendations for a cheap hand held VHF?
tillmanr replied to NT5224's topic in Instruments, Radios and Electronics
I have an Icom A16E and find it nice and clear. I don’t know what the range is transmitting. I have only used it on the ground. -
Some 60 years ago, while in junior high I started rebuilding motorcycle engines but I still gleaned some interesting snippets at the Jab course. If you have not had the opportunity to play with things mechanical then you need to start somewhere. I don’t think a theoretical overview is enough. If the paperwork is critical then run seminars for this but open up opportunities for inexperienced people to get some spanner time.
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I agree KP, I found the Jabiru course well structured and a good example of what be considered a minimum for L1 accreditation.
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EAA members received a cancellation notice a couple of days ago. See post #51
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pmccarthy, if you log into your account or booking on the Qantas site then manage my booking you from memory , will be offered to cancel the flight.
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Thanks red750 and other posters. The problems I have are, the empty and MTOWs as well as the cabin dimensions. The model designation varies according to the operating country so the models and weights are a mish mash. Aircraft advertised in Australia occasionally have specific BEW and orMTOW but not generally. As I am of fair mass, these things are important if I want to carry a passenger.
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Hey folks, lose a little privacy and bring on easing of the Covid19 restrictions as it seems to be tied together by the PM. Sign up and then delete it if that concerns you.
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Unfortunately Wikipedia does not have speeds and weights for most and theJabiru site only has current aircraft POH,s that I could find. Thanks anyway.
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kgw your .06mm plug gap is 1/100th the correct size. A slip of the decimal point me thinks.
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I have noticed a number of Jabiru aircraft for sale but I cannot get specifications such as weights, speeds and dimensions for many. Does anyone know a reference to compare all Australian models? Thanks in advance.
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information New Group Created - Friends of KAC
tillmanr replied to pmccarthy's topic in Just Landed - Welcome
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Mailed you some info. Cheers
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Enjoy your drive then. Cheers
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I am disappointed in your travelling style spacesailor. Orange to Holbrook 400k or less depending on which road you choose. A good days drive return but that fuel economy in your car?
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Maybe to get tailwheel experience before the agpilot training?
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Unfortunately a strong crosswind stopped some of the antiqhe aircraft flying but overall a success
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Yen, did you mean to say lower speed and pressure?