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Forum: Private Flying

7th Aug 2016, 19:57

Replies: 43

Fixed wing microlights

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Posted By patowalker

One stop for customs, another for lunch. Range is...

One stop for customs, another for lunch. Range is determined by bladder, not fuel tank. No security at LKCS and if I had wanted two I could have parked in one of those enormous cold war hangars,...

Forum: Private Flying

7th Aug 2016, 16:53

Replies: 43

Fixed wing microlights

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Posted By patowalker

The Eurostar a superb aircraft? Nah! Just arrived...

The Eurostar a superb aircraft? Nah! Just arrived in Ceske Budejovice, home of Budweiser, after flying 748m in 4 legs at an average of 104mph and 14lph. :-)

Forum: Private Flying

27th May 2014, 16:15

Replies: 43

Fixed wing microlights

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Posted By patowalker

The alternative is NPPL (M) > NPPL (SSEA) £1500?...

The alternative is NPPL (M) > NPPL (SSEA) £1500? > LAPL (A) £40ish

Forum: Private Flying

27th May 2014, 11:50

Replies: 43

Fixed wing microlights

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Posted By patowalker

X-Air with a 912? Does that make it a VTOL? :)

X-Air with a 912? Does that make it a VTOL? :)

Forum: Private Flying

27th May 2014, 06:57

Replies: 43

Fixed wing microlights

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Posted By patowalker

Not so. The UK version of the Eurostar microlight...

Not so. The UK version of the Eurostar microlight does not have an electric pump.

BTW, the Eurostar in the picture is not a microlight, but a 480kg VLA.

Forum: Private Flying

26th May 2014, 19:02

Replies: 43

Fixed wing microlights

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Posted By patowalker

There endeth the similarity. The Eurostar is...

There endeth the similarity. The Eurostar is limited to a Vh of 116mph. :confused:

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