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Old 23rd Jun 2013, 10:39
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Did someone say Tooradin ??? Trying to be creative but not overly successful at it.




















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pics of the Cirrus, and an old Mooney, cant help but think of a MIB quote.
"New hotness, Old and busted."
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The Mooney is a 77 model by the way.

Any guesses on the aircraft type on final?
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Any guesses on the aircraft type on final?
Looks like an Airvan.
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77 model
exactly! old and busted!



this is the new toy im working towards at the moment,

147Kts IAS cruise, 135kts turb pen speed, 100Hp, 15L/per hour. 7.5 hrs endurance,1000nm range. VH rego, IFR equipped. on board oxy supply, service ceiling of 23,000ft.
new hotness...

why would people even consider an old 77 model, burning 45 ltr or more an hour for similar speeds, but half the range.


similar convo was had in the hangar with the turbine bonanza conversion

why bother with an old ship like that, when a nice RV will do the job at a fraction of the cost.. even a Cirrus!
Its time for the old dinosaurs and the old boys to get with the times and fly something modern.

(strictly speaking for private use only)

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That Pipistrel pictured above will cost at a guess $180k+

The Mooney was sub $40k.

Yep Airvan in the pic, an easy one that one. Nice set of landing lights on them.
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Old 23rd Jun 2013, 22:10
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atually, the pipistrel with certified engine, TSO garmin glass, at current exchange rate of $1.45Au to the Euro, about $170K. base model, about 140K.

how much was that Mooney new?

and why is a new 182 the same aircraft designed in the 70's??

dont mind me, just cant understand why a 2010 C182 still has a carby, and is hard to start on a cold winters wet morning.. and burns 45Ltrs/hour to cruise at 130 kts.
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Old 24th Jun 2013, 02:09
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Pipistrel
Mooney
C182
To be fair we are not comparing aircraft of the same age or mission profile.

Pipistrel = 2 seats and little else.

Old Mooney = 4 seats and cheap to buy... running costs ?

C182 = 4 seats or a heavy load carrying utility.









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Old 24th Jun 2013, 02:37
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Good discussion points for a new thread (myself included)...
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Old 24th Jun 2013, 03:01
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I hope the 'Pipistrel' designers have thought about deicing? With those sorts of performance figures (especially altitude) and IFR it is going to encourage some people to get themselves into a whole lot of trouble...
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standard Pipistrel kits are not IFR, or have any anti icing,though it does have heated pitot as standard. but the avionics package i had in mind would be IFR rated, and built to meet all IFR requirements, which explains the high cost. ill have to send another email to ask about anti ice fitment. dont see how it can be done without boots or elements somewhere.


anyways, my original point for ****es and giggles..
Old technology Vs New technology



MOG an external camera ! Ohh noooooo

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Its time for the old dinosaurs and the old boys to get with the times and fly something modern.
Yer not in the recreational aircraft forum here. Around here many have other requirements of their aircraft..

After removing all the pax seats i've had the ripper ram off a large bulldozer in the back of a nice flat floored C182 - Please do show me the modern equivalent...






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A jabiru J430 will take a 44 Gallon drum in the back! and where did i mention RAAUS rego?
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The Panthera is one beautiful looking machine.
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Not a photo, but one heck of a cool video on a PAC750 driver in PNG
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turn the volume down when watching that one!
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That brings back some memories...! The video is Papua Indonesia though - not PNG.

Don't be fooled by the nice weather at the start though, in those parts of the world most of the time you would spend peering through the murk like later in the video...

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Ok peeps, I took this photo a week ago, where am I on final?



and this one... it's runway 35 and a tip for you - it's not Tyabb


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Old 26th Jun 2013, 06:47
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The first one looks like Venice - San Nicolo I think it is?
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Impressive effort !
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