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Old 30th Aug 2008, 11:14
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Watts Bridge today....



and no ailerons.....


And no skin....


Aand no factory, no kit, no plans, just build one for you and one for the Mrs! Woks for them


Some regular suspects.....


Nice artwork.....


Everyones favorite way to turn Avgas into noise!


A Rare animal...


Not your average school bus( )......and a nice paint job!


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Old 30th Aug 2008, 12:33
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I usually fly my V35B with full fuel and one-up. At that loading is will consistently do 10,000 in 10 min at 2500/25" and 110 IAS. At gross TOW it takes about 12 min
Hey Doc, How would the strutless compare?


The similarly powered C210 that I have most recently flown is not in the hunt!

The IO550 powered, Scimitar prop'd, C210 that I ran in a couple of months ago goes up pretty well!

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Old 30th Aug 2008, 14:08
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Old 31st Aug 2008, 00:19
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Who cares about Global Warming, these bikes are good for the soul.
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Old 31st Aug 2008, 01:02
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Check out the ground clearance and the back wheel. Wonder what it sounds like.
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Old 31st Aug 2008, 01:10
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It is a round engine must sound Awesome
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Old 31st Aug 2008, 01:21
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This is what you get with 2 cylinders of a radial, 350 HP and speed limited to 150 mph. Must class as the ugliest bike ever.
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Old 31st Aug 2008, 01:25
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how do you blokes get the WX man to put on such lovely wx?
We can only dream of such an event during winter down here in 'Mexico' !



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Old 31st Aug 2008, 02:10
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2 cylinders out of 9 , I bet the vibration generated would be awesome, make even Moto Guzzi seem smooth is my guess, no need for gearbox the thing would hop forward !!!!!!
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Old 31st Aug 2008, 02:25
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Capt Wally;

I am thinking of following the weather and selling up. Move to Tas for summer and Qld for winter. I can make myself a problem for the kids on the drive up and back. The Riverina is too cold in winter and too hot in summer.

Jabawocky;

That's a nice Percival Gull in the photo's. Is it a Challinor restoration?
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Old 31st Aug 2008, 05:12
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No you mexicans need to stay right where you are, you would not cope with the stress of living up here

No idea Bob, I took the pic, and was then distracted by someone I knew.... never went over to find out.

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Old 31st Aug 2008, 05:20
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That's a nice Percival Gull in the photo's.
What's the difference between a Percival Gull and a Percival Proctor?

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Old 31st Aug 2008, 06:37
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From memory the Proctor was an evolutionary wartime variant of the Gull. Kingsford Smith flew a Gull somewhere. Also I think the Gull had a Gipsy 6 of 200 HP and the Proctor a Gipsy Queen of 210 HP.

I think it was Joe Palmer who took me for a ride in a Proctor when I was a kid. He also owned a Staggerwing Beech which I also had a ride in.
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Old 3rd Sep 2008, 05:08
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Posting PDF

I have some photos on a pdf file that I would like to post. Does anyone know how I can do that? The usual photobucket way won't work...
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Old 3rd Sep 2008, 06:17
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PM me, send them to my email then I'll post them here for you.
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Old 3rd Sep 2008, 06:41
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Latest trip photos

After my last trip it took about 10 seconds for the people of PPRuNe to ID all the photos. I hope these from my most recent travels might prove a bit harder.

Cheers,

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Methinks not in Oz

You could have given us an intermediate level to try first!

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East Timor?...can't remember the names of the two airports and only been to one and that was at night.
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The main airport in East Timor is at Dili (Comoro), 1850m of undulating ashpalt. The alternate, which is now non operational is Baucau (Cakung), 2500m of concrete.

Baucau was where TAA used to operate a F-27 Friendship service from Darwin prior to 1975.

It has been suggested that Baucau could have been another Bali if circumstances had been different
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Neither of those two photos are Dili International or Baucau though.
 

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