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Hey, that was a GREAT video!! I mean it, it was short, simple, but it had a GREAT human element of introducing som...short runway. So is Fred the guy from your local FBO? Is he also a model airplane flyer...- Get on the gyro forum...it's global and huge. http://www.rotaryforum.com/ I've owned three...d can fly in almost anything with very little effort. They fly like an airplane (that...
- Yes I understand you. Our small country have a lot of TMAs and our trikes doesnt need to use a transponder. Then there are very few areas where we can reach clouds or fly over. Then I love videos where trikes fly on cloud carpet.
- Thank you for the background info. Fascinating. I guess it is the 'unknown' that makes it intimidating. I'm thinking of taking a few lessons myself from a controlled airport. Not that I plan on using it much (small airports work well for me), but I would feel safer knowing it all.
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Rizzy, I own a 3 year old Belite. It is one of the first aluminum nose wheel production...flying off a grass runway. Very well thought out airplanes and Belite is continuously u...de Powerfin. Very much a legal Part 103. My other airplane is an...- With a little luck you'll find out, Joe - I'll have a few in the fridge when you get here. I can't imagine the flavour of Moose Drool... I'll leave David to describe that one!
- Not sure xc but because the breaks in the footage iam left with the impression that he was f...s say keep it straight ahead but with a quick turn and thinking he put it down in a small clearing...
- OK.. the joke is over now. I have had enough small electrical shocks and no cookies. I didn't know what the email was about when I recieved it today. I couldn't find any...
- Yes, these are for concrete only. I like the small wheels because they allow a quick direction change on concrete and are easier to maneuver. On grass or gravel you need this:...
- Here are some suggestions... you know the official answer is to check with the prop man...into its original position by carefully squeezing with small pl...ping the epoxy. Once cured, a dremel tool with a small cylinder...