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We were 30 miles downwind from the summit of Mt Taylor, but didn’t feel too much turbulence. We ha...ould land at Double Eagle and top off our gas tanks, but we both had plenty of fuel. ...- George flew out and back to Elk River in his fast Astra (similar to a QuickR) to get Henry's spare fuel pump. Here's the clever way he attached it to his standard duct tape roll holder in his cockpit.
- We spent half the morning searching for 40 gallons of ethanol free fuel. Then the other half searching for ethanol !! ;) David Coy tipped us off that a bottle of Scotch would pave our welcome on our first outback leg tomorrow to Bill's Ranch in Montana.
- There are the western buttes of MV. The winds were 30 mph of the north, as we crept past MV with a...inds eased off to calm here, as predicted by the forecast. The guy running the fuel pump...
- Paul and I are heading north into Colorado. This time, our goal is to reach Creede on the first day, req...crossing of the mountains north of Pagosa around mid-day. We have enough fuel to go...
- the glass filter had very little debris in it, it is between the tank and the pump. the short length of hose j...be the cause, and most cars would be using high pressure hose now to feed the fuel injec...
- More Mako Numbers: Trike:Airborned edge X 582. Bars stuffed full power=75KtS Trim 55kts at 5500 Rp...still climb at 600ft/min and maneuver well with bar out at 5500. Astronomical fuel burn....
- More Mako Numbers: Trike:Airborned edge X 582. Bars stuffed full power=75KtS Trim 55kts at 5500 Rp...still climb at 600ft/min and maneuver well with bar out at 5500. Astronomical fuel burn....
- More Mako Numbers: Trike:Airborned edge X 582. Bars stuffed full power=75KtS Trim 55kts at 5500 Rp...still climb at 600ft/min and maneuver well with bar out at 5500. Astronomical fuel burn....
- More Mako Numbers: Trike:Airborned edge X 582. Bars stuffed full power=75KtS Trim 55kts at 5500 Rp...still climb at 600ft/min and maneuver well with bar out at 5500. Astronomical fuel burn....