Neil_S
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....not the case if you have one of the following as stated in self certification form here :- https://www.raa.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Recreational-Aviation-Australia-Medical-Declaration-Revised-November-2014.pdf Includes mental illness (medicated or otherwise), and diabetes, which I have, so I have to get my GP to write a letter every year saying it is under control and I am fit to hold a driver's licence. So presumably the same applies to you, BAz, if your GP will sign you off. Cheers, Neil
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Yup - Malwarebytes is very good....and Firefox with Windows 7.....
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Ignorance abounds - to quote from Raizo "did my own dash panel"
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Hi Raizo, Good stuff! It looks very clean - and nice dash too! I am sure you will enjoy every moment flying her. Cheers, Neil
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Gotta love it!
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Cool! Thanks for posting - enjoyed all 3 videos. Neil -
Hi Gene, Yes - very interesting and enjoyable. Keep 'em coming! Cheers, Neil
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Hi Birdseye, and . As well as location tell us a bit about what you fly.... Cheers, Neil
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Hi Keith, Sounds good - let me know how you go! All the best, Neil
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Hi Keith, We have not done any mods to our radiator setup. We run 50/50 Castrol Radicool (formerly called AntiBoil AntiFreeze) and distilled water, and we get temps in cruise around 100 degrees. It gets a bit hotter on a long climb, but returns to the 100 afterwards. The level in the overflow bottle stays pretty constant at the MIN mark (or a little above), but we do not fill the system up beyond that as it can expand and come out the overflow vent. From what we understand it should not be topped up beyond about a third up the bottle for that reason. Make sure you have the 1.2 bar radiator cap (SB-912-043 Nov 2006) and the correct size vent hole in the overflow bottle lid (as per SB-912-039 Dec 2002) Feel free to come over to Penfield and have a look at our Gazelle - give me a PM if you intend to. I can do most days apart from Tuesdays. Cheers, Neil
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Hi Keith, Not sure you can make such changes to a 24 rego aircraft.... Cheers, Neil
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Pair is a singular noun - hence :- "Please be careful where you step, a pair of glasses has been lost." Same goes for phrases like "a family" or "a class" -- they are each a singular entity made up of multiple people.
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Hi, and How about a few more details? eg where are you learning to fly? What plane are you learning in etc etc Cheers, Neil
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Hi Rob, and . Tell us a bit more about yourself - what do you fly, and where are you based? How long have you been flying? Cheers, Neil
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Is flying dying due to cost or enthusiasm
Neil_S replied to metalman's topic in AUS/NZ General Discussion
Excellent pix, Marty. Thanks for sharing. Cheers, Neil -
How WW1 changed aviation forever
Neil_S replied to Gnarly Gnu's topic in Warbirds, Vintage and Classic Aircraft
Interesting indeed, GG. Thx -
Brilliant! Thanks for posting.... Neil
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Hi Noddymajor & . You say "not yet" a pilot - so are you currently learning? If so where and what plane? Cheers, Neil
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Hi Justnuzza, I have just done my tailwheel endo in that plane! Great fun. Is Bruce your instructor? Cheers, Neil
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Penfield, Riddell's Creek, Romsey, Melton, Bacchus Marsh......depends how fast your plane is......
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Wow! Very cool! Neil
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Excellent video! Thanks for posting.... Neil
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I'll drink to that!
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Hi Maj, I hope to go along as I live nearby. Will drive if wx is crap. We met briefly at Natfly a few years ago, and it will be good to catch up and chat. The Lethbridge crowd are very friendly, and the airfield has just been upgraded with a tarmac runway and other new facilities. What info do you require? Hopefully I can fill you in. Cheers, Neil
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Yep - saw them do the sketch live at one of the Secret Policeman's Ball shows in London (I was lucky! And I tell that to people and they don't believe me....)
