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Neil_S

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  1. Hi Jim. I know a couple of guys who have fitted Rotax 912 (both 80 hp & 100 hp) to Skyrangers. If you PM me with your email address I can forward to them - they are good guys and I am sure will help out - as I am sure would Greg Robertson on this site as he is the Skyranger agent, (I believe). Suggest you drop him a line too. Cheers Neil
  2. Very cool video! Thanks for posting! Neil
  3. ...and here is a video of Arthur Butler & Comper Swift :- Spiffing stuff! I was lucky enough to see a Comper Swift fly at Old Warden (Shuttleworth Collection) in September at an Air Pageant there.....very cool. Cheers Neil
  4. I totally agree. It was made clear at the beginning of the thread that this was an academic question. By reading the thread I also now have a better knowledge of how these lights work, and how to activate them IF I ever needed to. It has therefore increased my aviation knowledge, which has to be a good thing, but it does not mean I am now going to rush out and abuse this knowledge by playing with any local PAL lights just for the sake of it. IMO one purpose of this site is to be able to ask questions purely out of curiosity and without fear of any negativity. I have appreciated the personal opinions of the many people replying, and have taken all of them on board. It remains up to my common sense (or lack thereof) as to how I then use that knowledge. Keep up the questions, guys!! Cheers Neil
  5. Nice one, mate! Lot of tiger country there.... Cheers Neil
  6. Hi David, Congratulations from another Penfield flyer on getting your certificate ! Hope we can meet up some time. Cheers Neil
  7. Hi Westy, back! It's certainly annoying how work gets in the way of flying, isn't it.... Cheers Neil
  8. Nice pics! Good one.... Neil
  9. Hi John, I certainly did train with Terry! He is such a good instructor. I hope you get to do your training at Tyabb, I am not familiar with any of the instructors there, but it looks like a good place to fly from (and puts on a great Airshow). You don't need an ASIC card. Best of luck! Keep us informed about how you get on. BTW the Human Factors course is not that difficult - mostly common sense. Some parts even quite interesting Cheers Neil
  10. G'day Macca! Gotta love those Avid Flyers ... Cheers Neil
  11. Hi John, I know they have 3 or 4 Gazelles for training at Tyabb. Having also learnt to fly in a Texan (also at Sunbury) and now flying a Gazelle I can vouch for it being pretty easy to move from one to the other. Anyway - good luck with whatever you decide to do - glad to see you getting back into flying Cheers Neil
  12. Yeh - I watched it and thought exactly the same! Lot of Tiger Country.....but brilliant nonetheless!
  13. Hi dcvr, English IT geek here, emigrated to Aus about 14 years ago, got my Recreational Certificate about 3 years ago..... ..and good luck with the CPL! Cheers Neil
  14. Hey rgmwa, Very interesting! Thanks for posting... Cheers Neil
  15. Brilliant clip. Thanks for finding and posting, FT . This video really made my day! Neil
  16. Correct, Nev, it will be a static display one. Neil
  17. Hi David, I started learning at 54. Just wished I had started earlier! Go for it!! You will love it. Cheers Neil
  18. Hi Daniel, Welcome to the site and the forums. Hope one day you will get to fly that Mustang P51! Cheers Neil
  19. Absolutely brilliant - fun flying at its best (and most affordable), and good music too. Keep 'em coming, Don! Cheers, Neil
  20. Hi Ian, Maybe you should sneak down to Moorabbin Air Museum and nick the one they have on display there! Cheers Neil
  21. Has to be the Beech Staggerwing, or if we go a bit further back, the Sopwith Camel......
  22. Nope - changed my mind - looks like a Dragon DH84....
  23. Hi Tomo, Great pix! ....especially that lovely Dragon Rapide (assuming that's what it was)..... Cheers Neil
  24. Cool - in every sense of the word .....
  25. Nice one, Dave!
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