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Hi to all I also have an old insurance policy's with combined insurance which I'm covered for everything. But there new policy's no longer cover engagement in aviation only as fare paying passenger on a commercial airline.thumb_down Daniel

Hi Ralph :thumb_up:Just looked at the home page looks like a nice place, no wonder I have never heard of the place different country. Good info Regards Daniel

Hi Ralph As yet I haven't been in the hot seat of an aircraft with mixture control hope to soon. I was just trying to shed some light on how the boys at Jabiru, would have set the given rpm vs power settings with fixed pitch prop and no mixture control. Mixture control would be an advantage and fuel injection would be better and where is Omaha flats in this great country of ours. Regards Daniel

HI to all Just read all the threads on TBO and cruise percentage, to find the power percentage of an engine you have to base it on the power curve not rpm because the bulk of the power would be produced in the upper rpm say 2200-3300 or there abouts hope this helps a bit. Cheers Daniel:thumb_up:

Hi Ken The power lines are a bit of a pain they run right though the middle of the top farm,where a nice strip could have been.The lake is Lake Barrington part of the hydro electric scheme and yes it looks flatter then it is from the air, it's quite hilly here. But the scenery is great. Regards Daniel

Hi Ken A Savannah sounds great have read a lot about them,but have yet to have a close look at one.I live about 1 hour from Launceston and about 45 minutes from Burnie by car and not long if you are flying,I live at a place called Roland. Regards Daniel

Hi Doug Hi Doug Well like most of us, for as long as I can remember I wanted to fly ,going from student to pilot was a bit of a slow process due to life getting in the way not all bad.My first set of wings was a Sapphire which I recently sold and miss, I hope to be able to get a new aircraft soon well I hope. As far as the rest I'm in my mid thirty's I live in the north of Tasmania and have a young family, I'm a share farmer on a dairy farm and hope to have good season so I can get airborne sooner. Regards Daniel

Hi to all Just landed, this is my first post ever and what a good place to start. Regards Daniel :raise_eyebrow: