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Natfly 2010
Hi all, I just came across this site as a wrap-up from Natfly 2010 at Temora.
Apparently trip reports etc will find their way up there shortly.
It was a good event and for the most part the ultralight guys behaved themselves.
www.natfly.com.au
Apparently trip reports etc will find their way up there shortly.
It was a good event and for the most part the ultralight guys behaved themselves.
www.natfly.com.au
Natfly results
Lets see.
Best rag and tube = Jabiru
Best white plane = Jabiru
Best plastic plane = Jabiru
Longest distance = Jabiru
Shortest flight = Jabiru
Most tools carried = Jabiru
Most parts used in getting to the event = Jabiru
Most planes arriving on a flat bed = Jabiru
Most oil leaks = Jabiru
Most bent noselegs = Jabiru
Most people with their hands between their legs = Jabiru
Most popular aircraft = Jabiru
First plane there = Jabiru
Last plane to leave = Jabiru
etc, etc.
Best rag and tube = Jabiru
Best white plane = Jabiru
Best plastic plane = Jabiru
Longest distance = Jabiru
Shortest flight = Jabiru
Most tools carried = Jabiru
Most parts used in getting to the event = Jabiru
Most planes arriving on a flat bed = Jabiru
Most oil leaks = Jabiru
Most bent noselegs = Jabiru
Most people with their hands between their legs = Jabiru
Most popular aircraft = Jabiru
First plane there = Jabiru
Last plane to leave = Jabiru
etc, etc.
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wot.........no X-Airs?
I saw one.........
And some fecker in a Gyro cutting me off as I departed, but you get that I suppose!
poor MEL CEN was having a hard time of it.......and that was just the ones he could see!
I saw one.........
And some fecker in a Gyro cutting me off as I departed, but you get that I suppose!
poor MEL CEN was having a hard time of it.......and that was just the ones he could see!
Going by the above I'm glad I chose to drive down. I must say a most enjoyable day was had by yours truly and the KRviatrix (Who incidentally has now christened Jon Johanson "South Pole Man")...
Best part for me was being able to play with the TruTrak and Dynon EFIS setups, as well as being able to point to an RV-7 and say "that one", then have her spy the -10 parked down the taxiway and decide she likes it more.
One way or another, a productive trip.
Best part for me was being able to play with the TruTrak and Dynon EFIS setups, as well as being able to point to an RV-7 and say "that one", then have her spy the -10 parked down the taxiway and decide she likes it more.
One way or another, a productive trip.
which -10 was that?
Went along for the talk on building the RV-12 by Van's brother and it was parked right outside. So, if it belongs to a PPruner, you have my thanks.
They were certainly Garmin 1000's. Or maybe 900's. They both look the same to me (out of my price range)...Side by side, very big, very Garmin, very expensive looking... Most definately not Dynon Skyview/GRT/AFS/MGL/Chelton or any of the "traditional" glass cockpit suppliers to homebuilders, more's the pity as if/when I get an RV, it's probably Dynon's Skyview system I'll be installing in it.
A bit of investigative work has me thinking it may have been VH-XLD...
Image pinched from SteinAir's website
A bit of investigative work has me thinking it may have been VH-XLD...
Image pinched from SteinAir's website
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Very sneaky XXX.....
A quick check of the CASA A/C rego's reveals LLL to be a PA-39....I've just got to get me one of those newly configured PA-39's.....
Well done....
Stiky...
A quick check of the CASA A/C rego's reveals LLL to be a PA-39....I've just got to get me one of those newly configured PA-39's.....
Well done....
Stiky...
Why do people need two GPS's?
Forkair SOPs stipulate three (3) as minimum equipment.
Dr
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