bee52airborne Edgex Classic, Outbhack, Tanarg, 912
Not enough
Lots that are short, often dodging cow mines! Never know what to do with all that tarmac wwhen I get the chance - do another couple of landings for praccy?!!!
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It fits! assembled Airborne wing on a trolley...wheel in, wheel ou
By bee52
After relearning some trig skills, and a bit of welding and parts from 'Bunnings Aerospace', my wing trolley works amazingly well. It gently glides in and out of the 40' hi cube container in its rigged state. :-). Will fit some whirlibird to the roof and close able vents in the front door to stop winter moisture, and paint the outside white, but quite chuffed with the outcome. After work quick communes with the sky god and setting sun are now possible.
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Its a long dark tunnel.. Shipping container for storage?
Yep, about $25,000 cheaper than my hangar quotes. and the trike fits in behind easy!
And long and dark means no UV and no hangar poo from our avian colleagues. Wing lasts longer :-)
And long and dark means no UV and no hangar poo from our avian colleagues. Wing lasts longer :-)
Same as mine. I store my trike and wing in the about 30' containe. there is a downside for hassles to take trike and wing out, flying for day, then put them back in.
Yep, but it's at home now, and 1 min from the house so I just start a bit earlier, go slower and enjoy the not paying a squillion bucks to the airport owner and petrol to travel. I just popped it up to show anyone else who might, like me, have been looking for a convenient but effective hanger solution. I had to find it in a for sale advert, and the chap kindly sent me the measurements. The trick if you call it that is the fact that to a ' hi cube' container with 9'6" inside.